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information on “Crop Progress” call Julie Schmidt at (202) 720-7621, office
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Corn: Percent Silking,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
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: Percent
:
CO : 0 NA 0 1
IL : 15 NA 2 6
IN : 8 NA 0 2
IA : 0 NA 0 0
KS : 11 NA 5 14
KY : 17 NA 3 14
MI : 0 NA 0 0
MN : 0 NA 0 0
MO : 20 NA 7 19
NE : 0 NA 0 0
NC : 80 NA 62 50
ND : 0 NA 0 1
OH : 1 NA 0 0
PA : 0 NA 0 1
SD : 0 NA 0 0
TN : 68 NA 24 39
TX : 51 NA 61 61
WI : 0 NA 0 0
:
18 Sts: 7 NA 4 5
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1/ These 18 States planted 92% of
last year’s corn acreage.
Soybeans: Percent Planted,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
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: Percent
:
AR : 98 95 92 94
IL : 94 92 87 96
IN : 95 91 93 97
IA : 98 97 99 99
KS : 95 88 94 91
KY : 95 85 89 94
LA : 100 99 99 99
MI : 100 96 98 100
MN : 100 99 100 100
MS : 100 100 100 100
MO : 90 79 88 91
NE : 100 99 100 100
NC : 93 84 87 85
ND : 100 98 100 100
OH : 97 87 100 100
SD : 98 94 99 99
TN : 98 91 84 93
WI : 100 99 100 100
:
18 Sts: 97 93 95 97
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1/ These 18 States planted 95% of
last year’s soybean acreage.
Soybeans: Percent Emerged,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
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: Percent
:
AR : 94 91 82 87
IL : 90 87 75 91
IN : 90 85 87 93
IA : 95 94 97 97
KS : 88 80 88 85
KY : 89 80 80 89
LA : 100 95 98 98
MI : 97 91 96 99
MN : 100 99 100 99
MS : 99 98 98 99
MO : 78 72 74 83
NE : 99 93 100 99
NC : 85 74 77 74
ND : 98 90 96 97
OH : 91 80 99 99
SD : 94 81 97 95
TN : 89 78 68 82
WI : 99 93 97 98
:
18 Sts: 93 87 90 93
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1/ These 18 States planted 95% of
last year’s soybean acreage.
Soybeans: Percent Blooming,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
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: Percent
:
AR : 32 NA 16 16
IL : 6 NA 1 7
IN : 7 NA 0 4
IA : 6 NA 3 7
KS : 4 NA 0 4
KY : 15 NA 3 7
LA : 52 NA 50 53
MI : 7 NA 3 2
MN : 7 NA 0 3
MS : 57 NA 55 69
MO : 2 NA 1 4
NE : 2 NA 2 5
NC : 3 NA 0 0
ND : 2 NA 0 3
OH : 7 NA 5 7
SD : 2 NA 2 3
TN : 14 NA 4 14
WI : 0 NA 0 3
:
18 Sts: 9 NA 4 8
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1/ These 18 States planted 95% of
last year’s soybean acreage.
Cotton: Percent Squaring,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
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: Percent
:
AL : 46 25 34 41
AZ : 46 43 38 57
AR : 93 82 48 77
CA : 37 23 31 45
GA : 54 32 39 47
KS : 13 2 12 9
LA : 80 54 83 80
MS : 70 53 39 65
MO : 59 47 15 42
NC : 69 50 56 54
OK : 25 4 16 19
SC : 35 15 28 32
TN : 52 26 38 57
TX : 39 16 21 28
VA : 14 2 23 23
:
15 Sts: 48 27 29 39
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1/ These 15 States planted 99% of
last year’s cotton acreage.
Cotton: Percent Setting Bolls,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
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: Percent
:
AL : 2 0 2 3
AZ : 13 5 14 16
AR : 11 1 2 5
CA : 2 0 5 8
GA : 9 2 4 6
KS : 0 0 0 0
LA : 23 5 8 15
MS : 11 1 5 9
MO : 3 0 0 5
NC : 4 0 0 0
OK : 0 0 0 0
SC : 0 0 0 1
TN : 0 0 0 2
TX : 8 7 12 13
VA : 4 0 0 0
:
15 Sts: 8 4 8 10
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1/ These 15 States planted 99% of
last year’s cotton acreage.
Sorghum: Percent Planted,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
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: Percent
:
AR : 100 100 100 100
CO : 99 94 76 89
IL : 92 79 46 84
KS : 93 83 92 92
LA : 100 100 100 100
MO : 92 84 92 92
NE : 99 91 100 99
NM : 86 72 74 87
OK : 90 81 80 77
SD : 98 94 96 96
TX : 95 93 95 94
:
11 Sts: 94 88 92 93
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1/ These 11 States planted 98% of
last year’s sorghum acreage.
Sorghum: Percent Headed,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
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: Percent
:
AR : 26 7 5 14
CO : 0 0 1 1
IL : 3 2 0 1
KS : 0 0 0 0
LA : 80 64 45 43
MO : 3 1 1 3
NE : 0 0 0 0
NM : 0 0 1 0
OK : 0 0 0 1
SD : 0 0 0 0
TX : 49 45 49 51
:
11 Sts: 21 19 21 22
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1/ These 11 States planted 98% of
last year’s sorghum acreage.
Peanuts: Percent Pegging,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
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: Percent
:
AL : 10 0 1 10
FL : 26 16 42 34
GA : 25 11 13 19
NC : 42 11 50 26
OK : 11 3 10 37
SC : 26 12 28 24
TX : 14 1 3 10
VA : 4 2 15 17
:
8 Sts : 22 8 16 19
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1/ These 8 States planted 97% of last
year’s peanut acreage.
Sunflower: Percent Planted,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
————————————–
: Percent
:
CO : 94 85 93 92
KS : 74 60 73 83
ND : 97 92 99 99
SD : 82 73 92 91
:
4 Sts : 90 82 94 94
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1/ These 4 States planted 84% of last
year’s sunflower acreage.
Rice: Percent Headed,
Selected States 1/
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: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
————————————–
: Percent
:
AR : 1 NA 0 0
CA : 0 NA 0 0
LA : 25 NA 23 24
MS : 1 NA 0 2
MO : 0 NA 0 1
TX : 9 NA 34 26
:
6 Sts : 5 NA 5 5
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1/ These 6 States planted 100% of
last year’s rice acreage.
Oats: Percent Headed,
Selected States 1/
————————————–
: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
————————————–
: Percent
:
IA : 89 79 83 84
MN : 81 64 46 55
NE : 92 75 85 88
ND : 9 0 0 24
OH : 78 77 89 89
PA : 80 63 69 74
SD : 64 42 59 61
TX : 100 100 100 100
WI : 82 69 66 68
:
9 Sts : 74 65 65 71
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1/ These 9 States planted 64% of last
year’s oat acreage.
Winter Wheat: Percent Headed,
Selected States 1/
————————————–
: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
————————————–
: Percent
:
AR : 100 100 100 100
CA : 100 100 100 100
CO : 100 99 100 100
ID : 70 29 77 84
IL : 100 99 100 100
IN : 100 100 100 100
KS : 100 100 100 100
MI : 99 99 97 99
MO : 100 100 100 100
MT : 59 17 79 84
NE : 100 96 100 100
NC : 100 100 100 100
OH : 100 100 100 100
OK : 100 100 100 100
OR : 99 96 100 99
SD : 95 90 95 97
TX : 100 100 100 100
WA : 90 80 98 98
:
18 Sts: 96 91 98 98
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1/ These 18 States planted 89% of
last year’s winter wheat acreage.
Winter Wheat: Percent Harvested,
Selected States 1/
————————————–
: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
————————————–
: Percent
:
AR : 98 91 93 96
CA : 60 50 69 72
CO : 8 0 3 12
ID : 0 0 0 0
IL : 64 20 40 57
IN : 37 15 28 30
KS : 55 10 41 52
MI : 0 0 0 0
MO : 64 43 53 61
MT : 0 0 0 0
NE : 0 0 0 7
NC : 95 80 82 80
OH : 8 0 3 2
OK : 85 53 85 83
OR : 0 0 0 1
SD : 0 0 0 1
TX : 58 43 68 73
WA : 0 0 0 0
:
18 Sts: 38 17 33 39
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1/ These 18 States harvested 89% of
last year’s winter wheat acreage.
Spring Wheat: Percent Headed,
Selected States 1/
————————————–
: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
————————————–
: Percent
:
ID : 12 2 22 28
MN : 73 50 14 39
MT : 0 0 14 21
ND : 22 6 0 28
SD : 60 36 55 65
WA : 48 27 67 71
:
6 Sts : 29 14 15 34
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1/ These 6 States planted 99% of last
year’s spring wheat acreage.
Barley: Percent Headed,
Selected States 1/
————————————–
: Week Ending :
:———————–: 2005-
State:Jun 27,:Jun 20,:Jun 27,: 2009
: 2010 : 2010 : 2009 : Avg.
————————————–
: Percent
:
ID : 19 4 20 27
MN : 80 57 16 41
MT : 0 0 15 26
ND : 22 2 0 29
WA : 43 26 64 71
:
5 Sts : 17 5 11 30
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1/ These 5 States planted 79% of last
year’s barley acreage.
Corn: Crop Condition by Percent,
Selected States,
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
————————————–
State : VP : P : F : G : EX
————————————–
: Percent
:
CO : 0 4 14 65 17
IL : 2 8 23 50 17
IN : 3 8 24 49 16
IA : 3 6 19 50 22
KS : 1 5 23 60 11
KY : 0 5 20 58 17
MI : 1 5 16 49 29
MN : 0 1 9 62 28
MO : 7 15 32 36 10
NE : 2 3 14 64 17
NC : 6 19 35 34 6
ND : 0 2 9 76 13
OH : 1 9 28 47 15
PA : 0 3 24 44 29
SD : 1 5 20 56 18
TN : 1 8 23 51 17
TX : 2 7 18 56 17
WI : 1 3 12 53 31
:
18 Sts : 2 6 19 54 19
:
Prev Wk : 2 5 18 56 19
Prev Yr : 2 5 21 54 18
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Soybeans: Crop Condition by Percent,
Selected States,
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
————————————–
State : VP : P : F : G : EX
————————————–
: Percent
:
AR : 1 12 37 39 11
IL : 2 9 27 49 13
IN : 3 9 26 48 14
IA : 3 7 24 49 17
KS : 1 4 26 60 9
KY : 0 1 15 57 27
LA : 3 11 37 44 5
MI : 1 3 22 52 22
MN : 1 2 14 62 21
MS : 2 8 22 52 16
MO : 5 13 39 37 6
NE : 2 3 16 67 12
NC : 2 9 35 48 6
ND : 1 3 12 65 19
OH : 2 8 30 50 10
SD : 2 8 19 54 17
TN : 0 2 19 63 16
WI : 1 2 17 57 23
:
18 Sts : 2 7 24 53 14
:
Prev Wk : 2 6 23 54 15
Prev Yr : 1 5 26 55 13
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VP-Very Poor, P-Poor, F-Fair, G-Good, EX-Excellent.
National crop conditions for selected States are weighted based on 2009
planted acreage.
Cotton: Crop Condition by Percent,
Selected States,
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
————————————–
State : VP : P : F : G : EX
————————————–
: Percent
:
AL : 0 1 21 70 8
AZ : 0 2 40 34 24
AR : 0 3 25 42 30
CA : 0 0 20 50 30
GA : 0 5 30 52 13
KS : 0 3 31 56 10
LA : 2 14 27 52 5
MS : 0 3 20 56 21
MO : 1 8 27 61 3
NC : 1 10 35 49 5
OK : 0 2 17 77 4
SC : 1 3 38 52 6
TN : 0 2 18 66 14
TX : 2 6 36 43 13
VA : 0 0 41 53 6
:
15 Sts : 1 5 32 49 13
:
Prev Wk : 1 4 33 49 13
Prev Yr : 9 17 32 35 7
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Sorghum: Crop Condition by Percent,
Selected States,
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
————————————–
State : VP : P : F : G : EX
————————————–
: Percent
:
AR : 0 7 34 54 5
CO : 0 4 26 67 3
IL : 0 4 39 46 11
KS : 0 2 24 69 5
LA : 0 6 42 48 4
MO : 2 6 38 50 4
NE : 0 1 18 71 10
NM : 4 2 27 67 0
OK : 1 5 37 48 9
SD : 0 0 8 71 21
TX : 0 2 27 52 19
:
11 Sts : 0 2 26 61 11
:
Prev Wk : 0 2 25 61 12
Prev Yr : 11 9 28 48 4
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Peanuts: Crop Condition by Percent,
Selected States,
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
————————————–
State : VP : P : F : G : EX
————————————–
: Percent
:
AL : 0 1 20 76 3
FL : 0 0 18 72 10
GA : 0 3 31 52 14
NC : 1 7 39 51 2
OK : 3 0 24 66 7
SC : 1 2 32 63 2
TX : 0 0 20 65 15
VA : 0 0 33 66 1
:
8 Sts : 0 2 27 60 11
:
Prev Wk : 0 2 31 58 9
Prev Yr : 0 3 35 54 8
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Rice: Crop Condition by Percent,
Selected States,
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
————————————–
State : VP : P : F : G : EX
————————————–
: Percent
:
AR : 0 4 29 45 22
CA : 0 5 20 65 10
LA : 0 2 17 57 24
MS : 0 3 13 55 29
MO : 0 3 12 60 25
TX : 0 4 14 56 26
:
6 Sts : 0 4 22 53 21
:
Prev Wk : 0 4 21 53 22
Prev Yr : 2 9 34 44 11
————————————–
VP-Very Poor, P-Poor, F-Fair, G-Good, EX-Excellent.
National crop conditions for selected States are weighted based on 2009
planted acreage.
Winter Wheat: Crop Condition
by Percent, Selected States
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
————————————–
State : VP : P : F : G : EX
————————————–
: Percent
:
AR : 2 6 40 43 9
CA : 0 0 10 40 50
CO : 2 5 21 60 12
ID : 0 1 9 74 16
IL : 7 11 42 36 4
IN : 1 6 25 57 11
KS : 3 10 31 46 10
MI : 1 4 18 57 20
MO : 10 20 35 31 4
MT : 1 3 20 50 26
NE : 2 6 21 62 9
NC : 10 21 35 31 3
OH : 2 8 37 41 12
OK : 3 8 26 50 13
OR : 1 6 21 57 15
SD : 0 1 11 59 29
TX : 3 7 28 49 13
WA : 1 5 17 55 22
:
18 Sts : 3 7 26 50 14
:
Prev Wk : 2 7 26 51 14
Prev Yr : 13 15 27 35 10
————————————–
Oats: Crop Condition by Percent,
Selected States,
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
————————————–
State : VP : P : F : G : EX
————————————–
: Percent
:
IA : 1 6 17 58 18
MN : 0 2 12 68 18
NE : 0 1 10 65 24
ND : 0 1 13 81 5
OH : 0 2 35 53 10
PA : 0 4 18 58 20
SD : 0 1 10 72 17
TX : 2 7 18 52 21
WI : 1 3 9 62 25
:
9 Sts : 1 4 15 62 18
:
Prev Wk : 1 3 15 64 17
Prev Yr : 15 7 18 50 10
————————————–
Spring Wheat: Crop Condition
by Percent, Selected States,
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
————————————–
State : VP : P : F : G : EX
————————————–
: Percent
:
ID : 0 1 6 79 14
MN : 2 3 10 59 26
MT : 0 1 20 61 18
ND : 0 2 11 72 15
SD : 0 2 20 62 16
WA : 0 0 19 61 20
:
6 Sts : 0 2 14 67 17
:
Prev Wk : 0 1 15 67 17
Prev Yr : 1 5 18 64 12
————————————–
Barley: Crop Condition by Percent,
Selected States,
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
————————————–
State : VP : P : F : G : EX
————————————–
: Percent
:
ID : 0 0 4 89 7
MN : 3 5 14 47 31
MT : 1 1 14 55 29
ND : 1 4 14 67 14
WA : 0 0 9 76 15
:
5 Sts : 1 2 12 67 18
:
Prev Wk : 0 1 13 70 16
Prev Yr : 0 3 15 69 13
————————————–
VP-Very Poor, P-Poor, F-Fair, G-Good, EX-Excellent.
National crop conditions for selected States are weighted based on 2009
planted acreage.
Pasture and Range: Crop Condition by Percent,
Selected States,
Week Ending Jun 27, 2010
——————————————————————————-
State : VP : P : F : G : EX :: State : VP : P : F : G : EX
——————————————————————————-
: Percent :: : Percent
: :: :
AL : 1 3 23 66 7 :: NJ : 0 5 30 60 5
AZ : 11 27 38 18 6 :: NM : 13 26 38 22 1
AR : 0 7 46 43 4 :: NY : 1 1 18 65 15
CA : 0 10 15 70 5 :: NC : 3 12 29 50 6
CO : 2 8 29 52 9 :: ND : 0 2 14 68 16
CT : 0 9 24 61 6 :: OH : 0 3 21 58 18
DE : 15 26 45 14 0 :: OK : 2 8 35 47 8
FL : 0 1 24 55 20 :: OR : 1 2 16 66 15
GA : 1 6 36 51 6 :: PA : 6 6 29 39 20
ID : 0 3 9 69 19 :: RI : 0 0 0 72 28
IL : 1 2 16 56 25 :: SC : 2 14 55 28 1
IN : 0 3 18 55 24 :: SD : 0 2 8 61 29
IA : 1 3 21 52 23 :: TN : 2 8 30 53 7
KS : 2 2 19 64 13 :: TX : 4 16 37 34 9
KY : 1 3 22 58 16 :: UT : 0 1 17 66 16
LA : 4 17 42 32 5 :: VT : 2 14 20 58 6
ME : 0 0 16 68 16 :: VA : 8 22 41 27 2
MD : 17 24 33 23 3 :: WA : 0 5 23 58 14
MA : 0 0 4 75 21 :: WV : 1 13 41 40 5
MI : 0 5 18 53 24 :: WI : 0 1 14 62 23
MN : 0 1 11 64 24 :: WY : 0 1 10 72 17
MS : 0 10 49 36 5 :: :
MO : 5 12 31 43 9 :: 48 Sts : 2 8 24 53 13
MT : 1 4 15 56 24 :: :
NE : 0 1 7 74 18 :: Prev Wk: 1 5 23 56 15
NV : 0 2 14 70 14 :: Prev Yr: 8 11 24 45 12
NH : 5 5 17 57 16 :: :
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VP-Very Poor, P-Poor, F-Fair, G-Good, EX-Excellent.
National crop conditions for selected States are weighted based on 2009
planted acreage.
Crop Progress and Condition Survey and Estimating Procedures
Survey Procedures: Crop progress and condition estimates are based on survey
data collected each week from early April through the end of November. The
non-probability crop progress and condition surveys include input from
approximately 5,000 reporters whose occupations provide them opportunities to
make visual observations and frequently bring them in contact with farmers in
their counties. Based on standard definitions, these reporters subjectively
estimate progress of farmers’ activities and progress of crops through
various stages of development. They also provide subjective evaluations of
crop conditions.
Most reporters complete their questionnaires on Friday or early Monday
morning and submit them to the National Agricultural Statistics Service
(NASS) Field Offices in their States by mail, telephone, fax, e-mail, or
through a secured internet website. A small number of reports are completed
on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday. Regardless of when questionnaires are
completed, reporters are asked to report for the week ending on Sunday. For
reports submitted prior to the Sunday reference date, a degree of uncertainty
is introduced by projections for weekend changes in progress and condition.
By the end of the 2001 season, nearly two-thirds of the data were being
submitted through the internet website. As a result, about one-half of all
data are submitted on Monday morning, significantly reducing projection
uncertainty.
Reporters are sent written reporting instructions at the beginning of each
season and are contacted periodically to ensure proper reporting. Terms and
definitions of crop stages and condition categories used as reporting
guidelines are available on the NASS website at:
www.nass.usda.gov/Publications/National_Crop_Progress/terms_definitions/index
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Estimating Procedures: Reported data are reviewed for reasonableness and
consistency by comparing with data reported the previous week and data
reported in surrounding counties for the current week. Each State Field
Office summarizes the reported data to district and State levels, weighting
each county’s reported data by NASS county acreage estimates. Summarized
indications are compared with previous week estimates, and progress items are
compared with earlier stages of development and historical averages to ensure
reasonableness. Weather events and reporter comments are also taken into
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surrounding States and compiled into a National level summary by weighting
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Revision Policy: Progress and condition estimates in the Crop Progress
report are released after 4:00 pm ET on the first business day of the week.
These estimates are preliminary and subject to corrections or updates in the
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following week.
Crop Progress and Condition Tables Expected Next Week
Barley – Headed, Condition
Corn – Silking, Condition
Cotton – Squaring, Setting Bolls, Condition
Oats – Headed, Condition
Pasture and Range – Condition
Peanuts – Pegging, Condition
Rice – Headed, Condition
Sorghum – Planted, Headed, Coloring, Condition
Soybeans – Emerged, Blooming, Condition
Spring Wheat – Headed, Condition
Sunflowers – Planted
Winter Wheat – Harvested, Condition
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