2017 Midwest Crop Tour: Ohio Roundup

Field reports, data and scout observations from Ohio during the 2017 Farm Journal Midwest Crop Tour.

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November 16, 2020 09:06 PM

Field reports, data and scout observations from Ohio during the 2017 Farm Journal Midwest Crop Tour.

Reports

Variability but Yield Increase on Eastern Crop Tour

Ohio Corn and Soybeans Hurting for Rain

From the Rows

From the Rows in Ohio with Brian Grete

From the Rows in Ohio with Mark Bernard

Data

2017 Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour Results: Ohio

Other Coverage

How Will Crop Tour Corn Yield Compare to USDA?

Variability Remains Consistent Theme During Crop Tour

Corn Check finds Disease Pressure, Mold

Weeds Robbing Yield on Crop Tour

Brazil Ethanol Tariff a Bit of Showmanship, Scout Says

USDA Soybean Expert Weighs in on 2017 Crop

Evidence of Cool Temperatures in Crop Tour Findings

USDA Corn Expert Explains Yield Numbers from NASS Report

Tour Experts have lively discussion on USDA Yield Predictions

Growing Season Weather Swings Evident in Crops

Crop Tour’s Good, Bad, Unforgettable

Markets Lap Up News Crumbs from #FJTour17

Crop Tour Scout Demo in 360 Degrees

7 Steps for Estimating Corn Yields

Crop Tour Scouts Weigh-In on Expectations

Crop Tour Day 1: Variability at Every Stop

Crop Tour Could Lift ‘Shadow of Doubt’ on Grain Markets

The Next Generation of Crop Tour Scouts

This Year Has Been Anything But Normal

Will Lower Yield Projections Create a Bullish Story on Corn Prices?

Watch Markets as Crop Tour Results Pour In

Now This is How You Estimate Corn Yields

Scout Says Markets Could Be Surprised by Corn Yield

Machinery Markets Keeping Watchful Gaze on Crop Tour Findings

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