Crop condition November 18, 2019
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Started by metmike - Nov. 18, 2019, 8:19 p.m.
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By metmike - Nov. 18, 2019, 8:23 p.m.
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Nov. 17: U.S. #corn was 76% harvested, up from 66% last week but slightly below trade expectations for 77%. Five-year avg is 92%. That makes #harvest19 the third slowest harvest on record since 1981. Slower on Nov. 17: 2009 58% 1992 62% Slightly faster: 1985 78% 2008 80%

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#Harvest19 progress, Nov. 17, #corn (5yr avg): 

Illinois 80% (97%)

 Indiana 80% (91%) 

Iowa 77% (93%) 

Michigan 39% (75%) 

Minnesota 77% (94%) 

Missouri 85% (96%)

 Nebraska 85% (91%) 

North Dakota 23% (85%) 

Ohio 75% (87%) 

South Dakota 53% (91%) 

Wisconsin 44% (77%) 


By metmike - Nov. 18, 2019, 8:26 p.m.
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#Soybeans were 91% harvested on Nov. 17, up from 85% last week. Trade expected 91%. Five-year avg is 95%, last year and 2009 were also just about 91% complete on Nov. 17. #harvest19

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#Harvest19 progress, Nov. 17, #soybeans (5yr avg): 

Illinois 92% (98%)

Indiana 91% (95%) 

Iowa 95% (98%) 

Michigan 76% (91%)

Minnesota 97% (99%) 

Missouri 83% (89%) 

Nebraska 99% (99%) 

North Dakota 84% (98%)

Ohio 90% (95%) 

South Dakota 95% (99%)

 Wisconsin 77% (95%)

By metmike - Nov. 18, 2019, 8:27 p.m.
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@kannbwx

I think it is important here to show the relative importance of some of these states to national production. These % are based on 2014-2018 production. Big harvest delays in Wisc and Mich, but note the averages. N Dakota has been a much bigger contributor to soy output than corn.

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