Throughout the Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour, Twitter has played a vital role in helping scouts and stakeholders communicate what they are finding in the field. The Twitter stream for the hashtag #PFTour11 (the official hashtag of the tour) has been changing constantly, relaying real-time information to the agriculture community. These are a few of our favorite tweets from the past couple days.
@
jerodmcdaniel : I could drink beer and watch the
#pftour11 results tweet in and just get happier, hell with football, this is real entertainment
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PioneerHiBred : Field to field variability prevalent Henry County IA
#pftour11. Est. 140 - 200 bu.
#corn. Early rain & dry conditions during grain fill.
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ChipFlory : Last two stops had some pollination problems in corn: one mild, the other cut yield by 40 percent.
#pftour11
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Julie_RFDRadio : Insect damage in a corn field in LaSalle Co. Yields in this north central part of the state range 121-219.
#pftour11
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kdlawton : Major hail and wind losses in SW Iowa Fremont and Montgomery Co. Seen these fields for 20 miles along Hwys J18 and 34
#pftour11
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FarmJournal : After 12 samples of corn and soybeans in Nebraska, crops look pretty darn average.
#pftour11
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AGBroadbent : Going to be watching to see what kind of news the
#pftour11 is going to bring us today
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jddoerr : A year like this, we will take avg RT
@FarmJournal After 12 samples of corn & soybeans in Nebraska, crops look pretty darn avg.
#pftour11
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MNWeedWizard : Some Goss's wilt right out of the chute this a.m. In Woodford Co Ill. Non economic in fields sampled. Kewl, huh?
#pftour11
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AgWebEditor : Just heading out of Ind. Crops progressively worse east to west, Mn farmer.
#pftour11
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