Crop Report
The Crop Report provides timely and relevant crop and field information from experts across the state.
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The Illinois Soybean Association Agronomy Team, Soy Envoys, University of Illinois Extension, and other industry experts are bringing you information needed to manage your soybean, corn and wheat crops. From field conditions to crop progress, disease alerts, and pest sightings, the Crop Report has relevant information from the field.
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Crops are loving this cooler weather we have had. It will prolong our grain fill period in corn and allow the soybeans to progress at a nice pace.
We happen to catch a small shower this morning bringing about a tenth of rain to the area.
A wide range as some soybeans are turning. Most are sitting in the R6 growth stage.
We are slowing pulling that milk like down with this cooler weather. This weather will help put TW in the corn. After walking several fields and plots, most fields in this territory are at half milk line.
Starting to see a few green cloverworms and a few stinkbugs.
Other than what I mentioned last week, this cooler weather has kept all things at bay. No new disease to mention.
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