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WC IL | Again, you just can’t grasp the concept that not every acre in Illinois is ice cream dirt.The north end of my county received 17 INCHES more rain than I did after June 30 last year. I suppose in your expert opinion that should have no effect on final yields. The yields in that part of the county were 70-100 bushels better than mine. Do I need to explain to you what an average is?
For the record, as of this moment in time I have the POTENTIAL for the best corn I have ever raised. Does that sound like gloom and doom to you? But I am also enough of a realist to know that it is a long ways from being “MADE” on July 7. I won’t even venture a guess on bean yields this time of year, it almost always comes down to August rain, or the lack thereof.
And no, the coffee shop guys didn’t have a better handle.
No name, no location, but an expert on everything. Your agenda is to be the smartest guy in the room. Quit trying, you aren’t ever going to be that guy.
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Illinois and Indiana rain
