NC crop summary for the week ending june 16 2013
Story Date: 6/18/2013

 
Source: USDA NASS NC FIELD OFFICE, 6/18/13

GENERAL: There were 4.0 days suitable for field work for the week ending June 16th, in comparison to 3.3 days for the week ending June 10th. Statewide soil moisture levels were rated at 3 short, 61% adequate and 36% surplus. Average temperatures were above normal for the week ranging from 66 to 79 degrees. Several areas of the state received over an inch of rainfall this week with some areas recording over 2 inches. Crop progress improved this week for most commodities with the additional rainfall in some areas and the high temperatures to dry out land in other areas.

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CROP PROGRESS PERCENT – WITH COMPARISONS

                            This week   Last Week   Last Year  5-Year  Avg.

PHENOLOGICAL:
Cotton % Squared  10  n/a  n/a  22

Corn % Silked  20  n/a  27  26

Soybeans % Emerged  47  35  56  60

PLANTED:
Sorghum  50  39  n/a  n/a

Soybeans  57  46  73  74

Sweet Potatoes  70  51  76  71

Tobacco: Burley  91  84  90  92

HARVESTED:
Hay 1st Cutting  88  82  93  90

Barley  36  10  74  73

Oats  24  16  78  73

Wheat  17  n/a  74  63

CROP CONDITION PERCENT  VP  P  F  G  EX
Apples 0  0  37  60  3

Barley  1  5  49  40  5

Oats  0  1  21  69  9

Wheat  0  4  29  54  13

Cotton  0  2  42  49  7

Corn  0  3  29  58  10

Hay  0  1  27  66  6

Irish Potatoes  0  1  7  88  4

Pasture  0  2  22  62  14

Peanuts  0  1  35  53  11

Peaches  0  2  50  48  0

Sorghum  0  0  38  59  3

Soybeans  0  2  35  56  7

Sweet Potatoes  0  0  52  44  4

Tobacco: Flue-cured  0  7  33  54  6

Tobacco: Burley  0  1  35  64  0

VP = Very Poor P = Poor F = Fair G = Good EX = Excellent



























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