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Crop Report Form

Crop Report Form

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Which of the following best describes current conditions in this county?

If conditions are on the dry end, which of the following US Drought Monitor categories best fit current conditions. To better judge the fit, see explanation of USDM categories here: https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/About/AbouttheData/DroughtClassification.aspx

Quick synopsis of conditions that will appear in the main feed

Weather

Precipitation

Field/Soil Conditions

Field/Soil Activities

Soybean Growth Stage

Corn Growth Stage

Wheat Growth Stage

Insects

Weeds

Diseases

Abiotic Issues

Cover Crop Insights

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