The U-S Department of Agriculture says the state’s corn yield will be 12 bushels per acre higher than in 2010. The national yield is expected to be down, because of poor planting conditions in the north and east and a drought in the south. Prices are projected to stay in the seven dollars per bushel range.
Friday, August 12, 2011
USDA says Iowa Corn Yield Better than Last Year and National Average
The U-S Department of Agriculture says the state’s corn yield will be 12 bushels per acre higher than in 2010. The national yield is expected to be down, because of poor planting conditions in the north and east and a drought in the south. Prices are projected to stay in the seven dollars per bushel range.
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