Crop-Weather Report 2007 Sept 4
Crop-Weather Report 2007 Sept 4
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5Yr Avg 7 4 2 2 1 9 7 10 14 30 74 70 45 41 17 18 33 16 This Last Last 5Yr Week Week Year Avg Soil Moisture & This Last Last 5Yr Planted Winter Wheat 3 n/a 2 1 Fieidworit Tabie Week Week Year Avg Turning Topsoil iUloisture Safflower 93 80 99 n/a Very Short 52 46 44 40 Harvested Short 34 42 48 38 Spring Wheat 94 84 93 74 Adequate 14 12 8 21 Durum Wheat 78 74 82 54 Surplus 1 Barley 98 88 88 77 Subsoil Moisture Oats 96 92 94 80 Very Short 45 40 45 43 Dry Peas 99 90 100 n/a Short 36 40 45 40 Lentils... 92 87 98 n/a Adequate 19 20 10 17 Dry Beans 43 42 51 30 Surplus Flaxseed 75 74 76 n/a Days Suitable for Fieldwork Safflower 6 5 20 n/a Days 6.9 6.2 6.3 6.1 Canola 89 68 77 n/a Mustard Seed 83 79 93 n/a Corn for Silage 15 14 31 17 Livestock Report Hay, Second Cutting Alfalfa 92 88 91 83 Range and pasture feed conditions declined from last All Other 82 81 84 69 U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook Drought Tendency During the Valid Period Valid August 1G - Novembsfj 2007 1 ^ "^^ Hetsas e-d Augus t i6, 2Q0 7 Livestock Table This Week Last Week Last Year 5Yr Avg Range and Pasture Feed Condition Very Poor 1 12 20 22 1 Poor 24 20 29 28 ,o Fair 39 31 37 32 Good 24 33 13 16 t^ Excellent 3 4 1 2 Moved From Summer Ranges KEY: Cattle and Calves 1 7 16 24 12 ^ Drought to persist or intensify Sheep and Lambs 13 12 13 10 fM Drought ongoing, some improvement ■ Drought likely to improve impacts easfr CI Drought development IJkely cz?
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5Yr Avg 7 4 2 2 1 9 7 10 14 30 74 70 45 41 17 18 33 16 This Last Last 5Yr Week Week Year Avg Soil Moisture & This Last Last 5Yr Planted Winter Wheat 3 n/a 2 1 Fieidworit Tabie Week Week Year Avg Turning Topsoil iUloisture Safflower 93 80 99 n/a Very Short 52 46 44 40 Harvested Short 34 42 48 38 Spring Wheat 94 84 93 74 Adequate 14 12 8 21 Durum Wheat 78 74 82 54 Surplus 1 Barley 98 88 88 77 Subsoil Moisture Oats 96 92 94 80 Very Short 45 40 45 43 Dry Peas 99 90 100 n/a Short 36 40 45 40 Lentils... 92 87 98 n/a Adequate 19 20 10 17 Dry Beans 43 42 51 30 Surplus Flaxseed 75 74 76 n/a Days Suitable for Fieldwork Safflower 6 5 20 n/a Days 6.9 6.2 6.3 6.1 Canola 89 68 77 n/a Mustard Seed 83 79 93 n/a Corn for Silage 15 14 31 17 Livestock Report Hay, Second Cutting Alfalfa 92 88 91 83 Range and pasture feed conditions declined from last All Other 82 81 84 69 U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook Drought Tendency During the Valid Period Valid August 1G - Novembsfj 2007 1 ^ "^^ Hetsas e-d Augus t i6, 2Q0 7 Livestock Table This Week Last Week Last Year 5Yr Avg Range and Pasture Feed Condition Very Poor 1 12 20 22 1 Poor 24 20 29 28 ,o Fair 39 31 37 32 Good 24 33 13 16 t^ Excellent 3 4 1 2 Moved From Summer Ranges KEY: Cattle and Calves 1 7 16 24 12 ^ Drought to persist or intensify Sheep and Lambs 13 12 13 10 fM Drought ongoing, some improvement ■ Drought likely to improve impacts easfr CI Drought development IJkely cz?
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