US harvest pace mixed after scattered rains


Overall harvest pace could be efficient this week if expected rain showers are not too disruptive. — Reuters

HARVEST pace for US Crop Watch producers varied last week as rains were prohibitive in the northwest Corn Belt, but areas further east and south made decent progress.

Crop Watch farmers in western Iowa, Kansas and southeastern Illinois reported fast harvest efforts last week. Medium activity was reported in Indiana and western Illinois, and things were slow-medium in Nebraska.

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