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100% it has wilted the beans and my corn has dropped ear from this heat! Premature death! Big losses!

I always thought you guys screaming "America First" (excluding other American countries) were self sufficient and would be just fine without the international market. Like the international market is doing fine withouth you guys.... Or, they would be knocking on your doors asking "pretty please let me buy from you, take my money" Guess the world is doing what you asked.

WTOL is my local station even though I'm 60 miles east of Toledo, LOL! Saw the "corn sweat" story on the 6am news this morning.

How many remember the term parity?

Shout out to NW Indiana for being dry in your comment - Thanks! Besides being DRY our water holding capacity is low, so crops are stressed. In response to your question about bean yields being hurt - in our area, for sure. I feel like 10-20% "loss" from potential is a good guess, depending on the maturity of beans, fertility program, etc. Time will tell for certain, but the outlook isn't great.

Crops made, adding protein and oil content in soybeans with heat. Overnight temps falling 10 to 15 degrees by weekend.

West central Sask yields are coming in disappointing. Most reports are at least 1/3 less than what people were expecting. Lentil yields in particular are very disappointing. Wheat quality is low and light weight. Drought continues.

Here in Western Canada we had 30-40 degrees Celsius for pretty much all summer, with zero rain for 50 days. Now we got 1.5 inches since last Sat. Typical, crops gets fried, cools, then starts raining. Oh well most the cereals are feed anyway, with very poor yields and test weights.

Joe do you think people are missing meal sales that will come later in the marketing year?

2/10ths overnite, we needed 2 inches.

The 8/27/24 WSJ has an article on great crops not economically helping US farmers . The WSJ mentioned Brasil but failed to mention how China has re- structured the future global trading.

Not for sure how any farmer or rancher could vote Democrat, but they do.

Today??? Heck it was 112° index in Central Illinois yesterday....

In west TN, soybean and corn yields are widely varied! Heat and lack of rain has definitely taking bushels off. Seeing a lot of damage in some of the early beans( stuck green color from dying before mature. Corn with spongey cobs. This one is going to hurt!

The dryland damage in nebraska is irreversible corn ears hanging pre milk line and soybeans turned brown took alot of bushels away in the last 4 days here

nw central ohio. i think we are loosing volume already. i did some looking for this field, but the bean leaves are 80% shed. guessing planted april 6-14. i've seen other beans changing yellow, my beans are about to give it up also, with in a week, still no august rain. while looking for that bean field, i found some completely brown corn thats going to yield 120-140 at best, short stubby ears all dropped. so that is 40-60 bushel shrink from prediction and 20-40 bushel less than the adjacent fields. he had a good stand, just missed more than 60 days of rain. this was a early planted field but at the map edge of the late 1/3 planting from rain delays. then it just went dry. he just got screwed. i havent made it up into the really late planted 1/3 corn areas recently [south of marion to west mansfield]. but i expect usda is going to have some explaining to do. i'm starting to think 3rd cutting hay wont happen. maybe a manure pump and a nozzle would be nice for a irrigation pivot. manure pea from the lagoon and drain the pond every year is starting to sound like a good idea.

Wheat is roughly the same price it was in 1975.........

Early soybeans are starting to turn, north Mo

Last week corn was all green … yesterday corn fired all the way up to ear … literally took two day … saw a few fields with ears dropping a bit premature

Crop report: not sure how much what we do is relatable, we march to the beat of a different drum. Northern Illinois, organic, no till, very short variety (74-75 day) based on genetics out of the Nebraska Land Grant Collegiate System, crossed with other non patented modern genetics. We pull off some silage and high moisture corn. After that, we trailed our 7 year average by 10 bushels, and we trail conventional commodity corn by 25 bushels on average. My prediction is a very slightly below average crop. Not a disaster by any means, but not what is being predicted. Could this spike a bull run? That’s for this channel and its panel of experts to say.

Maybe Illinois will get lower yields. So tired of the bragging they are doing this year.

If Kamala gets elected she'll regulate your podcast to 5 bucks. Plus 20 in taxes for .gov

Good report

Crops are in desperate need of a drink at the moment. It’s been 3 1/2 weeks since we’ve had a measurable rain.

Good morning! Will this week's heat negatively impact the soybean crop in your area?

Ne Indiana corn and beans burning up fast

In 1995 our national corn average was 113 bpa compared to this years 183 bpa. Soybeans were 35 bpa in '95 compared to this years 53. Amazing when you think about it. I cannot imagine where we would be without ethanol.

We read a articles telling us how to produce record crops. The market page in the same publication tells us there are to many bushels. Sometimes we produce our own bad news.

As farmers we shouldn’t dwell on the bad news, it’s far too depressing! Focus on family and friends! This market news happens every year.

SE Nebraska and NE Kansas is very dry! The beans will be a disaster if we don't get some rain soon!

So what percentage of the 2023 corn and beans remains unsold. 20%, 30%, 40% ?,,,,,,,if this condition rolls over year after year , doesn't it become a self fulfilling problem annually ?

NW Ohio is burning up. We have some corn fields that are brown and the ears have dropped. Need rain for the beans soon.

Aviation fuel won't be needed in the future because the 'Agenda' is to greatly restrict consumer air travel. Good show, Mackenzie & Joe...🇺🇸 👍☕

Idk why everyone is against the pipeline they want to cross my land paying me enough to buy another 100 ac free and clear I say let it roll

What's it like realizing that your investment dollars are being used against the profit of your business? I know it's got me thinking differently

Is anybody surprised by the trespassing tour numbers? Of course they were going say something close to the frauds at the usda. Make up numbers like the government did about the jobs that never were created & lie about it to fit their narrative.

Sizes of beans, # of beans in pods. Bean yields are a guess at best.

The pipeline is just another gimmick. Just like cooking oil BS. Hold the line South Dakota.

cheap beans will build their own demand.

Yes, it is an impossible situation for sure. No way is the crop as large as the hype that surrounds this BS. Beans in WC Iowa are rolling up in all the light ground and it those areas are getting bigger every day. I always used to put a lot of stock in the drought monitor map. Not anymore. My bet is the lows come early in harvest as we find out the truth. Hay for the 5th year is only one cutting here. The truth is awfully hard to find these days with the liars controlling our government and the media.

Thieves and market manipulation. They all should be jailed.

Don’t hear much about all the soybean crush plants that were being built, wondering what the status on those are? Waiting for government to legislate demand for renewables? Did any of those projects get shelved?

Good morning, in SE ND beans look good, record? It's to early. A lot of flowers yet on top.

Camle Harris, Tampon Tim, Obama, Biden : LOL at AMERICAN Farmers as they hope to tax American farmers out and off the planet. Will RFK jr. join Trump? Will he become food Czar? Knock out Pesticides in food and lower production of grains and fruit? Allowing farmers a choice to help crops and people with nutrition.

Beans look really good around here, east central Illinois but I’m terrible at guess yields until we get in them with the combine.

Is there some point in time when unknown destinations become know?

still no rain in nw central ohio or most of the rest of the state. i was sitting in the yard last night and you could just see my first corn field turn brown. i'm coming up with 50-75% loss/less of normal rain for the last 60 days. yards mostly brown , hay may not make a 3rd cutting

I continue to hear bad news about corn in north and south Carolina. USDA's 100 bushel average will be too high. The rains we got in july after a very very dry june were too late

MD soybeans look like a textbook.

Good mionday morning