Crop-Weather Report 2007 Oct 1
Crop-Weather Report 2007 Oct 1
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Ninety-three percent of corn for silage has been chopped. Reports indicate quality and yield of corn are good. Harvest of the specialty crops is almost complete across the state, and little hay remains to be cut. Farmers have started harvesting sugar beets.
Crop Progress Table This Week Last Week Last Year 5Yr Avg Planted Winter Wheat 69 54 65 70 Emerged Winter Wheat 18 5 13 19 Harvested Dry Beans 92 85 95 83 Flaxseed 97 95 99 n/a Safflower 87 58 87 n/a Corn for Silage 93 87 86 79 Corn for Grai...n 7 6 1 n/a Hay, Second Cutting All Other 93 92 97 94 Soil Moisture & This Last Last 5 Yr Fieldwork Table Week Week Year Avg Topsoil Moisture Very Short 22 39 9 24 Short 38 35 25 35 Adequate 38 24 64 39 Surplus 2 2 2 2 Subsoil Moisture Very Short 35 45 24 39 Short 37 32 46 39 Adequate 28 23 30 22 Surplus Days Suitable for Fieldwork Days 5.4 5.8 5.3 5.9 Crop Condition Table This Last Week Week Last Year Corn Very Poor Poor Fair Good Excellent 5Yr Avg 5 n/a 1 2 2 n/a 11 12 16 n/a 73 65 56 n/a 15 21 21 n/a Livestock Report All cattle and sheep moved to summer ranges is 35 percent complete.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ninety-three percent of corn for silage has been chopped. Reports indicate quality and yield of corn are good. Harvest of the specialty crops is almost complete across the state, and little hay remains to be cut. Farmers have started harvesting sugar beets.
Crop Progress Table This Week Last Week Last Year 5Yr Avg Planted Winter Wheat 69 54 65 70 Emerged Winter Wheat 18 5 13 19 Harvested Dry Beans 92 85 95 83 Flaxseed 97 95 99 n/a Safflower 87 58 87 n/a Corn for Silage 93 87 86 79 Corn for Grai...n 7 6 1 n/a Hay, Second Cutting All Other 93 92 97 94 Soil Moisture & This Last Last 5 Yr Fieldwork Table Week Week Year Avg Topsoil Moisture Very Short 22 39 9 24 Short 38 35 25 35 Adequate 38 24 64 39 Surplus 2 2 2 2 Subsoil Moisture Very Short 35 45 24 39 Short 37 32 46 39 Adequate 28 23 30 22 Surplus Days Suitable for Fieldwork Days 5.4 5.8 5.3 5.9 Crop Condition Table This Last Week Week Last Year Corn Very Poor Poor Fair Good Excellent 5Yr Avg 5 n/a 1 2 2 n/a 11 12 16 n/a 73 65 56 n/a 15 21 21 n/a Livestock Report All cattle and sheep moved to summer ranges is 35 percent complete.
What to read after Crop-Weather Report 2007 Oct 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Agriculture to read onlineMoreLess
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