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Most of state gets some moisture

Colorado Most of the state received moisture near the end of the week due to a snowstorm, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Colorado Field Office, Nov. 16. Winter wheat progressed to 94 percent emerged by the end of the week, 6 percentage points behind the 5-year average. [Read More]

Farmers trying to catch up

Iowa Iowa received another full week of dry weather giving farmers a chance to make good progress on the harvest season, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Nov. 16. With soybean harvest nearly complete, producers could finally shift resources to corn harvest and fall fertilizer application. [Read More]

Farmers playing catch up

Kansas Temperatures were mild during the week ending Nov. 15 with highs in the 60s and 70s and lows in the 30s and 40s, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Kansas Field Office, Nov. 16. Tribune had the coldest temperature for the week with a low of 27 degrees. [Read More]

Favorable harvest weather

Minnesota Above normal temperatures and little precipitation allowed producers 5.6 days suitable to continue this fall's harvest and tillage activities during the week ending Nov. 15, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Minnesota Field Office, Nov. 16. Producers harvested another 15 percent of the soybean crop bringing statewide progress to 92 percent complete. [Read More]

Dry weather helps harvest progress

Nebraska For the week ending Nov. 15, another warm, dry week across much of the state allowed harvest to progress, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Nebraska Field Office, Nov.16. Corn harvest approached the halfway mark and is now three weeks behind average. [Read More]

Cotton, sorghum harvest past half-way mark

New Mexico There were 6.8 days suitable for fieldwork during the week ending Nov. 15, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, New Mexico Field Office, Nov. 16. Topsoil moisture was 25 percent very short, 41 percent short and 34 percent adequate. [Read More]

Mild weather aids harvest progress

Oklahoma Mild weather was experienced across the state during the week ending Nov. 15, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Nov. 16. Measurable precipitation was received in all nine districts, although no district received more than an inch of rainfall. [Read More]

Wheat in need of moisture in some areas

Texas The southeastern part of the state received 0.01 to 2.0 inches of rainfall during the week ending Nov. 15, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Nov. 16. The rest of the state observed little to no moisture. [Read More]

Despite moisture, work continues

Wyoming Even though Wyoming received some moisture during the week ending Nov. 15, the working conditions remained good, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Wyoming Field Office, Nov. 16. Some areas received small snow accumulations with more snow in high mountains. [Read More]

Continued dry weather advances harvest

Missouri Continued dry weather during the week ending Nov. 15 allowed producers to greatly advance harvest and fieldwork, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Missouri Field Office, Nov. 16. Toward the end of the week producers were finishing up soybean harvest and switching to corn. [Read More]