Corn and soybean CCI ratings decline

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When USDA’s weekly condition ratings are plugged into the weighted Pro Farmer Crop Condition Index (CCI; 0 to 500-point scale, with 500 representing perfect), the corn crop dropped 3.9 points to 352.0. That was the fourth straight weekly decline for the corn CCI rating, which is now 14.7 points (4.0%) below the five-year average for the date. The soybean crop dropped 2.7 points to 351.2, which is 5.0 points (1.4%) below average.

The spring wheat crop fell 7.6 points to 367.8, though that’s still 39.2 points above the five-year average, which includes last year’s drought-ravaged crop and the lowly rated 2017 crop.

Pro Farmer Crop Condition Index for Corn

 

This Week

Last week

Year-ago

Colorado (1.01%*)

3.01

2.99

3.77

Illinois (14.37%)

56.05

55.48

58.54

Indiana (6.59%)

22.41

22.01

25.12

Iowa (17.32%)

66.15

66.84

62.86

Kansas (5.41%)

15.25

15.90

19.14

Kentucky (1.80%)

5.40

5.44

6.56

Michigan (2.07%)

7.46

7.60

7.82

Minnesota (9.53%)

34.41

34.79

29.72

Missouri (3.67%)

11.79

11.97

13.33

Nebraska (12.65%)

41.24

42.51

47.83

North Carolina (0.80%)

2.24

2.25

2.77

North Dakota (2.42%)

9.16

9.53

6.69

Ohio (3.81%)

13.36

13.36

14.99

Pennsylvania (1.09%)

4.05

4.08

4.09

South Dakota (4.71%)

16.30

17.05

14.30

Tennessee (1.08%)

3.04

3.02

3.94

Texas (1.76%)

4.38

4.45

6.19

Wisconsin (3.49%)

13.70

13.73

14.29

Corn total

351.95

355.81

363.78

 

* denotes percentage of total national corn crop production.

                                                            

Pro Farmer Crop Condition Index for Soybeans

 

This Week

Last week

Year-ago

Arkansas (3.49%*)

12.62

12.52

13.17

Illinois (14.91%)

57.42

56.97

58.52

Indiana (7.76%)

26.31

25.76

29.27

Iowa (13.35%)

50.61

50.87

45.68

Kansas (4.68%)

14.73

15.34

17.09

Kentucky (2.31%)

7.56

7.53

8.70

Louisiana (1.23%)

4.61

4.49

5.05

Michigan (2.33%)

8.00

8.31

8.81

Minnesota (8.38%)

30.52

31.10

26.15

Mississippi (2.33%)

8.33

8.33

9.02

Missouri (6.59%)

21.53

21.47

23.06

Nebraska (7.65%)

25.93

26.54

28.80

North Carolina (1.46%)

4.78

5.03

5.12

North Dakota (4.46%)

15.91

16.49

12.34

Ohio (6.19%)

21.42

21.61

23.63

South Dakota (4.82%)

17.11

17.54

14.97

Tennessee (1.81%)

1.00

1.00

1.00

Wisconsin (2.43%)

9.41

9.48

9.09

Soybean total

351.17

353.86

352.81


* denotes percentage of total national soybean production.

 

Pro Farmer Crop Condition Index for HRS Wheat

 

This Week

Last week

Year-ago

Idaho (7.76%*)

28.00

28.54

21.08

Minnesota (14.03%)

53.44

54.70

36.19

Montana (17.83%)

55.63

56.88

35.96

North Dakota (50.14%)

193.54

196.55

111.53

South Dakota (5.27%)

16.86

18.28

11.48

Washington (4.98%)

20.36

20.46

7.70

HRS total

367.83

375.42

224.71

 

* denotes percentage of total national HRS crop production.

 

 

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