There is still plenty of time for planting, though – as a majority of the state’s corn crop is typically planted between April 25 and May 20.To view the Crop Progress Update, and see pictures sent in by FFA students, click here.
April 28, 2008
Corn planting slowed a bit by weather
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As expected, wet weather this spring has slowed planting across Nebraska, according to the Nebraska Corn Board’s Crop Progress Update. The Corn Board’s first crop update for the season noted that 9 percent of the state’s corn crop was in the ground as of April 27. A year ago, 13 percent was planted at that time.
There is still plenty of time for planting, though – as a majority of the state’s corn crop is typically planted between April 25 and May 20.
To view the Crop Progress Update, and see pictures sent in by FFA students, click here.
There is still plenty of time for planting, though – as a majority of the state’s corn crop is typically planted between April 25 and May 20.To view the Crop Progress Update, and see pictures sent in by FFA students, click here.
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