U.S. winter wheat rating lower than last year
The USDA’s winter wheat condition rating is below a year ago.
48% of the crop is in good to excellent shape as of Sunday, 8% less than last year, largely due to year-to-year differences in conditions during dormancy.
5% of the winter wheat crop has headed, matching the five-year average.
2% of corn is planted, matching the normal pace.
4% of cotton is planted, compared to the usual rate of 6%.
13% of sorghum has been planted, compared to 14% most years in early April.
24% of rice is planted and 12% has emerged, both ahead of average.
3% of spring wheat is planted, in-line with typical progress.
The USDA’s weekly national crop progress and condition reports are scheduled to run through the end of November.
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