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Region 4 | May 9, 2023 | Christian

Stephanie Porter
stephanie.porter@ilsoy.org

Caption: Hail injury on May 7th.
Caption: Hail injury on May 7th. You can already see regrowth.
Caption: Hail injury on May 7th.
SYNOPSIS

We received 3 to 3.5 inches total over the previous weekend. The hail events took place on Sunday, May 7th. Stand counts of soybeans were on the lower end before the hail. You are able to see regrowth already on soybeans thanks to warm days. We will need to reevaluate the stand at the end of the week if it does not rain again. The West side of the field is the worst. No hail injury across the county line into Montgomery County.

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING BEST DESCRIBES CURRENT CONDITIONS IN THIS COUNTY?
Severely Wet (ground is saturated, standing water is abundant, flooding may be present)
IF CONDITIONS ARE ON THE DRY END, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING US DROUGHT MONITOR CATEGORIES BEST FIT CURRENT CONDITIONS
Near Normal (Dnada)
WEATHER

75F, Sunny

PRECIPITATION

3 to 3.5 inches over the previous weekend

FIELD/SOIL CONDITIONS

Wet

SOYBEAN GROWTH STAGE

VE, mostly VC

ABIOTIC ISSUES

Hail injury