Crop Report
Crop conditions are good. Soybeans are looking better than the corn on average. Lots of tip back in the corn but there are bigger kernels than usual so the yield drop may not be as bad.
Sunny and 90 degress
None today
Wetter than normal. Some water standing in compacted areas
Some later planted beans are getting fungicide, other than that, not much.
Waterhemp is starting to come through I most bean fields. The dryer weather during herbicide applications I think has caused some of this due to lack of activation.
Little to no disease in corn. Small amounts of northern corn leaf blight and some grey leaf spot
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