Driving the corn plant hectares was Minnesota now prevent in Iowa 1.305 million, in 626,682 and in North Dakota, 501,700 hectares. Together these States account for more than 80% of the acres of corn plant to prevent in our research. Click here: (http://www.roachag.com/assets/2013/6/10/surveymapupdate.pdf) to see the State-by-State report. Here are the numbers in respect of the preceding week:
Research this week in relation to the intentions of the early spring:
• Total avoid hectares of plant: 2,847,409
• Total acres to beans: 1,054,187
• Loss of Acre of corn total: 3,901,597
• Loss of total production: 598.056 .026 bushels
Last week's search in relation to the intentions of the early spring:
• Total avoid hectares of plant: 2,557,893
• Total acres to beans: 1,174,901
• Loss of Acre of corn total: 3,729,794
• Loss of total production: 560.128 .098 bushels
We does not reduce corn yields to late planting in our assumptions. Use trend yields for each State, calculating production losses ... We does not reduce the acreage of corn in any State other than the research, even though we know that some will be lost due to poor planting and floods. Our research leads us to expect the USDA to reduce corn acreage planted to 93.4 million hectares. We hope the bean plantations of USDA to increase to 78.15 million hectares.
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