Corn harvest has begun, and as expected, yields are all over the board. Test weights are running from 42 to 52 pounds per bushel. Yields are ranging from 0 to 150 bushels per acre (bu/A) in the same field. Mother Nature is trying her hardest to put these plants on the ground with 10-15% of the corn acres flattened in western Iowa. Moisture on flattened corn is running in the high teens, with standing corn running the mid-20s. The will be several producers out west here who will be done with corn harvest before their soybeans are ready to run.
When I sit down to write articles for our blog, I feel like I'm sitting down with my family at the dinner table, ready to talk about news from the field while we enjoy one of our favorite recipes. Whether you're looking for information to help you in the field, are interested in trying a farm family's favorite recipe or simply want to see what others are doing to help feed and fuel the world, we cover it here at The Field Position! Thanks for visiting us today and we hope to hear from you again soon!

