Crop Report
We remain dry in Northern Illinois, with our last rain 3/4 inches on May 1st. There have been some rotary hoes running the last couple days from end of April planting starting to emerge.
Dry, could use a half inch to an inch to get everything out of the ground.
3/4 inches on May 1st was the last precipitation. There are small chances of rain scattered through the next week
Excellent
VE – V1 depending on planting date. Some beans just planted last couple days
Spiking to V1
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