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…the real threat to this year’s crops has a better chance of appearing late in the season.
Prior to the start of planting, concerns over soil moisture were front and center in many producers’ minds. Now, with some parts of the Corn Belt receiving too much rain, those concerns have been allayed. The problem may prove to be dichotomous; the season could begin unusually wet and end unusually dry.
With soil moisture concerns receding, DTN Ag Meteorologist Bryce Anderson says that, if the last four years are any indication, the real threat to this year’s crops has a better chance of appearing late in the season.
