t_leslie
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WE will start TRYING corn later this week, here in the panhandle of Texas. I hear that they are going strong on corn insouth Texas.
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Combines harvesting corn in August
Tom_Russell
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We are 2 months away from thinking about picking corn in southern Minnesota. Yield will be less than 60-70% of last year. Tom in MN
1206SWMO
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Corn harvest is about ready to start in SW Missouri.This will be for corn planted in late March and early April.looks like 120-150bpa will be common.Alot of us havent had much rain since late June so the corn and milo is ripening fast.
The_Gleaner_Guys
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Hi there, Just wondering where you are from in the panhandle, getting any rain, expected yields etcIJIJ feel free to email. Thanks Dave
Dave
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Southern Indiana will start around labor Day. Early crop looks good and most was early, some of the later not so good. My corn was early and I am thinking about 130 to 150 bu_ac. It is very dry here and drying may go faster than I think.
t_leslie
Guest
No real rain in a long time... Some people have had there own personal rain....but none wide spread... It Aug 10th and the next three day are a20% chance.. The heat finally broke this weak and we are in the lower 90's upper 80's but that is better than the 100's..... We are on I-27 south of Amarillo and north of lubbock....
tooleman
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I'm from N.W. Fl. and when we get a break in the daily showers(and I'm not complaining, because it the best year in about three or four),we'll start corn. A question, do ya'll grow peanuts in the Texas Panhandle and if so how do they lookIJ Just courious. Rick