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S Illinois | So it sounds like a quick and early planting season with good emergence. Add in room for heavy precipitation events without ponding and its sound like as good of a start as possible. Then it comes down to summer temp/precip like normal.
We all remember 2012 but do we remember 1987, 2017, 1992. All extremely warm winters like we have just experienced. Yields were decent all of those years
Edit: The 3-4 week longer range forecasts are calling for the end of Mar to be cooler than average across much of the US. Contrast that with 2012 and record heat in late Mar. April-June are the wettest 3 months across almost all of the midwest. We will need to revisit this in 75-90 days before it becomes a true worry to the market.
Edited by w1891 2/29/2024 21:46
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Thinking out loud.......
