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Lack of Rain Hits Corn Crop
Rains last week boosted surface moisture in northeastern Kansas but elsewhere crops suffer from heat and drought. Early corn yields are good in east central and southeastern Kansas, while late crops were damaged. Hot winds and drought blasted crops in northern counties. much corn is ensiled for seed. Sorghum is severely affected across central, western and southern states. Pastures are short in western and southern sections, but feed is better in east central areas. Subsoil moisture remains limited overall.
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Topeka
Kansas
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State Departments of Agriculture