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Report Finds Area Crops in Good Condition - Vimarsana News

Report Finds Area Crops in Good Condition

The latest Crop Progress Report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture finds most crops in the state were in good condition last week.

Despite high heat, low rainfall, corn growth stays on track - Vimarsana News

Despite high heat, low rainfall, corn growth stays on track

Due to the lethal nature of heat on all-important corn pollination, temperatures reaching triple digits in some parts of the state have farmers worried. However, a combination of later planting this year and manageable temperatures at night leave some room for optimism.

Despite high heat, low rainfall, corn growth stays on track - Vimarsana News

Despite high heat, low rainfall, corn growth stays on track

Due to the lethal nature of heat on all-important corn pollination, temperatures reaching triple digits in some parts of the state have farmers worried. However, a combination of later planting this year and manageable temperatures at night leave some room for optimism.

Source: dglobe.com
Despite high heat, low rainfall, corn growth stays on track - Vimarsana News

Despite high heat, low rainfall, corn growth stays on track

Due to the lethal nature of heat on all-important corn pollination, temperatures reaching triple digits in some parts of the state have farmers worried. However, a combination of later planting this year and manageable temperatures at night leave some room for optimism.

Source: agweek.com
Despite high heat, low rainfall, corn growth stays on track - Vimarsana News

Despite high heat, low rainfall, corn growth stays on track

Due to the lethal nature of heat on all-important corn pollination, temperatures reaching triple digits in some parts of the state have farmers worried. However, a combination of later planting this year and manageable temperatures at night leave some room for optimism.