Tridge summary
Recent rainfall has significantly improved crop conditions for Tennessee farmers. According to the USDA, 55% of corn is now rated good to excellent, with 92% silking, 61% in the dough stage, and 11% dented. Cotton is 94% squared, 64% setting bolls, and 53% rated good to excellent. Soybeans are 78% blooming, 78% setting pods, and 60% rated good to excellent. Additionally, 38% of tobacco plants are topped, with 65% of the crop rated good to excellent, and pastures have improved to 34% good to excellent.
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Original content
Tennessee farmers finally received much needed rains last week, but more is needed. USDA says corn condition improved to 55 percent good to excellent with 92 percent of the crop silking, 61 percent in the dough stage, and 11 percent dented. Cotton is 94 percent squared, 64 percent setting bolls, and the crop is rated 53 percent good to excellent. Soybeans are 78 percent blooming, 78 percent setting pods, and improved to 60 percent rated good ...
Source: Brownfield Ag
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