Corn, soybean and spring wheat CCI ratings improve

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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 improved 1.1 points to 365.2, though that was still 3.6 points below the five-year average for the second week of July. The soybean crop improved 1.5 points to 356.4, which was a modest 0.8 point above average.

The spring wheat crop improved 7.2 points to 375.8, which was 42.0 points above the five-year average for the date. The spring wheat crop is behind in development, but after a slow start, it’s rated relatively strong.

Pro Farmer Crop Condition Index for Corn

 

This Week

Last week

Year-ago

Colorado (1.01%*)

3.55

3.47

4.16

Illinois (14.37%)

53.18

52.31

54.09

Indiana (6.59%)

21.75

22.01

24.73

Iowa (17.32%)

68.23

67.01

64.26

Kansas (5.41%)

18.88

19.26

19.71

Kentucky (1.80%)

5.55

5.62

6.68

Michigan (2.07%)

7.70

7.95

7.66

Minnesota (9.53%)

35.46

35.55

31.26

Missouri (3.67%)

13.22

13.40

12.66

Nebraska (12.65%)

45.41

45.29

50.38

North Carolina (0.80%)

2.17

2.17

2.85

North Dakota (2.42%)

9.38

9.41

7.90

Ohio (3.81%)

13.09

12.82

14.99

Pennsylvania (1.09%)

4.20

4.41

4.06

South Dakota (4.71%)

18.18

17.94

14.79

Tennessee (1.08%)

3.38

3.64

3.94

Texas (1.76%)

4.79

4.77

6.49

Wisconsin (3.49%)

13.66

13.66

14.18

Corn total

365.19

364.05

366.80

 

* denotes percentage of total national corn crop production.

                                                            

Pro Farmer Crop Condition Index for Soybeans

 

This Week

Last week

Year-ago

Arkansas (3.49%*)

12.94

13.04

13.24

Illinois (14.91%)

54.14

52.95

53.16

Indiana (7.76%)

25.61

26.07

29.03

Iowa (13.35%)

52.34

51.54

46.96

Kansas (4.68%)

17.07

16.98

17.14

Kentucky (2.31%)

6.84

7.49

8.86

Louisiana (1.23%)

4.91

4.70

4.95

Michigan (2.33%)

8.49

8.65

8.62

Minnesota (8.38%)

30.85

31.27

28.02

Mississippi (2.33%)

8.49

8.21

8.92

Missouri (6.59%)

22.72

23.05

22.54

Nebraska (7.65%)

27.99

27.30

29.47

North Carolina (1.46%)

4.65

4.62

5.01

North Dakota (4.46%)

16.67

16.49

13.58

Ohio (6.19%)

20.86

20.68

23.94

South Dakota (4.82%)

17.74

17.83

15.12

Tennessee (1.81%)

1.00

1.00

1.00

Wisconsin (2.43%)

9.53

9.48

9.04

Soybean total

356.41

354.87

351.93


* denotes percentage of total national soybean production.

 

Pro Farmer Crop Condition Index for HRS Wheat

 

This Week

Last week

Year-ago

Idaho (7.76%*)

28.85

28.31

20.22

Minnesota (14.03%)

52.60

54.14

39.36

Montana (17.83%)

59.20

54.21

42.68

North Dakota (50.14%)

195.55

192.54

120.54

South Dakota (5.27%)

18.86

19.02

11.54

Washington (4.98%)

20.51

20.11

8.70

HRS total

375.57

368.33

243.88

 

* denotes percentage of total national HRS crop production.

 

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