Crop Report
The Crop Report provides timely and relevant crop and field information from experts across the state.
LATEST FIELD AND CROP CONDITIONS
The Illinois Soybean Association Agronomy Team, Soy Envoys, University of Illinois Extension, and other industry experts are bringing you information needed to manage your soybean, corn and wheat crops. From field conditions to crop progress, disease alerts, and pest sightings, the Crop Report has relevant information from the field.
To view the latest reports, click your region on the map or scroll down. Thank you to the experts who volunteer to provide this information.
Dry conditions persist. Stress from dryness is showing in compacted or root restricted areas. Replant has wrapped up in areas that received large rains 2 weeks ago.
Dry, with no rain chances in the 7-10 forecast. 90° weather is on the horizon by mid next week. Hopefully the more humid conditions allow for pop up thunderstorms.
None
Dry and soils have begun to harden.
Side dress in corn along with some post applications in corn. Soybeans are 5-7 days from post applications.
VC-V4
V2-V5
Bean leaf beetles, June bugs, cutworm cutting potential, corn rootworm larvae hatch is likely,
Waterhemp, lambsquarter, grass,
None
Drought stress, sun scald
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