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Harvest continues moving forward ahead of average

October 19, 2021 By Dar Danielson

The U.S.D.A. weekly crop report says farmers were able to work around some rain showers.

The report says 43% of the corn is now in the bin — up from 30% last week. That put the corn harvest one week ahead of the five-year average. The bean harvest moved to 70% completed compared to 56% the week before. That’s also one week ahead of the average.

The report says more than half the soybean crop remaining to be harvested is in south-central Iowa — while all other districts have at least 52 percent pulled from the fields.

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