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Crops in McLean and Woodford County faired better in last week’s heat than other areas. Moisture would be helpful to get through next week’s return of heat.
Crops in areas with less moisture haven’t matured as much as give up on life after the heat. Shanks have weakened, dropping ears, and ceasing grain fill. Black layers showed up in fields unexpectedly.
Mild this week.
Nice shower to replenish soil before expected heat next week would be helpful.
Monitoring insect populations in soybeans. Scouting for tar spot in corn.
R6
R3-4
Stink bugs, grasshoppers, bean leaf beetles
Waterhemp
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