Nebraska
Above normal temperatures and no rainfall last week allowed crops to dry down and harvest to progress quickly, according to the Nebraska Agricultural Statistics Service Sept. 18.
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Nebraska
Above normal temperatures and no rainfall last week allowed crops to dry down and harvest to progress quickly, according to the Nebraska Agricultural Statistics Service Sept. 18.
Producer activities included moving old crop grain to market, fall wheat seeding, fall harvest and livestock care.
Corn condition was rated 17% very poor, 16% poor, 33% fair, 25% good and 9% excellent. Reports indicated that 80% had matured, well ahead of last year, at 37% and the average, at 29%. Corn for grain harvest, at 18% complete, was about three weeks ahead of average.
Soybeans condition was rated 27% very poor, 23% poor, 31% fair, 16% good and 3% excellent. By weeks end, 76% of the crop had dropped leaves, well ahead of the 28% last year and average. Harvest was 9% complete, compared with 1% last year and average.
Sorghum remained in mostly fair condition. The crop was 73% mature by week's end, well ahead of last year, at 16%, and average, at 17%. Harvest made excellent progress last week, with 36% combined to date. None had been harvested at this time last year or for the five-year average.
Dry bean harvest was about 50% complete.
Proso millet harvest also made good progress, with 45% combined to date.
Wheat seeding progressed to 43% planted to date, compared with 42% last year and 41% average. Producer concerns include dryness of the seedbed, depth of planting and planting dates.
Alfalfa fourth cutting is nearing completion, in many areas, with about two-thirds harvested overall.
Pasture and range condition was rated 59% very poor, 29% poor, 11% fair and 1% good. Producers continued to provide supplemental food to cattle.
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