Pasture Condition Ratings

USDA’ s pasture condition ratings for the week ended June 20.

Pasture and Range: Crop Condition by Percent, Selected States, Week Ending Jun 20, 2010 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- State : VP : P : F : G : EX :: State : VP : P : F : G : EX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- : Percent :: : Percent : :: : AL : 0 1 23 66 10 :: NJ : 0 0 20 65 15 AZ : 12 23 31 28 6 :: NM : 6 17 46 29 2 AR : 0 4 37 53 6 :: NY : 1 1 18 63 17 CA : 0 0 15 80 5 :: NC : 1 7 24 61 7 CO : 1 8 27 56 8 :: ND : 0 1 16 68 15 CT : 0 0 33 62 5 :: OH : 1 3 21 58 17 DE : 13 29 43 14 1 :: OK : 1 7 30 51 11 FL : 1 5 25 55 14 :: OR : 0 2 19 55 24 GA : 0 5 31 55 9 :: PA : 4 2 22 48 24 ID : 0 4 10 72 14 :: RI : 0 0 0 92 8 IL : 1 3 16 57 23 :: SC : 0 8 51 40 1 IN : 0 2 16 55 27 :: SD : 0 1 10 60 29 IA : 0 3 20 56 21 :: TN : 1 4 20 63 12 KS : 1 2 18 65 14 :: TX : 5 13 35 35 12 KY : 1 2 19 58 20 :: UT : 0 2 22 61 15 LA : 5 15 41 33 6 :: VT : 0 7 18 65 10 ME : 0 0 9 74 17 :: VA : 1 9 35 48 7 MD : 5 14 32 46 3 :: WA : 0 5 13 61 21 MA : 0 0 2 77 21 :: WV : 0 1 28 58 13 MI : 0 5 20 51 24 :: WI : 0 3 13 62 22 MN : 0 1 13 63 23 :: WY : 0 1 15 65 19 MS : 1 4 37 48 10 :: : MO : 0 8 35 46 11 :: 48 Sts : 1 5 23 56 15 MT : 1 3 17 55 24 :: : NE : 0 1 8 75 16 :: Prev Wk: 1 5 22 58 14 NV : 0 1 18 66 15 :: Prev Yr: 7 10 24 46 13 NH : 3 4 20 59 14 :: : ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VP-Very Poor, P-Poor, F-Fair, G-Good, EX-Excellent.

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