Marlin Bohling

In this week's report, USDA left the national corn condition rating unchanged at 52 percent in the combined good to excellent categories. In the I-80 Corridor, Illinois went down by two points while Nebraska and Ohio both picked up one point. Outside the Corridor, Colorado and Michigan showed three point improvements.

In this week's report, USDA dropped the national corn condition rating by one point so that it now stands at 52 percent in the combined good to excellent categories. In the I-80 Corridor, Nebraska made the biggest move to the downside as it lost five points while Ohio dropped by three. Iowa actually picked up a point. Outside the Corridor, Colorado went backwards by nine points in the last seven days and South Dakota gave up four points.

In this week's report, USDA dropped the national corn condition rating by one point so that it now stands at 53 percent in the combined good to excellent categories. In the I-80 Corridor, Ohio actually improved by four percentage points and Nebraska gained back three points. On the other hand, Iowa went down by three. Outside the Corridor, Tennessee sank by six points while South Dakota and Michigan both dropped by five.