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Day 2 recap: Crop Tour finds both Indiana and Nebraska lagging last year's corn yields, pod counts

The Pro Farmer Crop Tour's preliminary route reports indicate that Indiana and Nebraska are lagging behind last year's corn yields and pod counts. The tour's findings have weighed on corn and soybean prices. Dry conditions in some areas, such as South Dakota, and excess water in others, like Ohio, are affecting crop yields. The Crop Tour's results are a major catalyst for market trends.

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  • βœ“ Indiana and Nebraska corn yields are lagging behind last year's yields
  • βœ“ Pod counts in Indiana and Nebraska are also lower than last year
  • βœ“ Dry conditions in South Dakota are stifling corn yields
  • βœ“ Ohio is experiencing excess water, impacting crop yields
πŸ›‘οΈ Source Corroboration: 7 independent reporting domains (85% confidence) ⏱ Read time: ~2 min

What changed

The second day of the Crop Tour revealed updated yield and pod count data from Indiana and Nebraska, showing a decline compared to last year.

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  1. Crop Tour finds Indiana and Nebraska lagging last year's corn yields, pod counts

    The Pro Farmer Crop Tour's preliminary route reports indicate that Indiana and Nebraska are lagging behind last year's corn yields and pod counts. The tour's findings have weighed on corn and soybean prices. Dry conditions in some areas, such as South Dakota, and excess water in others, like Ohio, are affecting crop yields. The Crop Tour's results are a major catalyst for market trends.

    Why it matters

    The Pro Farmer Crop Tour is an annual event that provides insights into the US crop yields, which can significantly impact market prices. The tour's findings are closely watched by farmers, traders, and analysts. This year's tour has highlighted the impact of weather conditions on crop yields. The results can influence market trends and inform decisions about future crop production.

    What is confirmed

    • Indiana and Nebraska corn yields are lagging behind last year's yields
    • Pod counts in Indiana and Nebraska are also lower than last year
    • Dry conditions in South Dakota are stifling corn yields
    • Ohio is experiencing excess water, impacting crop yields

    Still unconfirmed

    • No specific rumors found

    What to watch next

    • Further Crop Tour results from other states
    • Market reactions to the Crop Tour findings
    • Updates on weather conditions affecting crop yields
    Sources used for this update (9)
    1. Pro Farmer β€” Preliminary route reports from the western leg of the Crop Tour
    2. Barchart.com β€” Corn and Soybean Prices Have a Major Catalyst This Week as the Pro Farmer Crop Tour Kicks Off
    3. AgWeb β€” Dry Fields Stifle South Dakota Corn Yields While Ohio Battles Excess Water
    4. Ohio's Country Journal β€” Strong yield potential emerges on the 2026 Ohio Crop Tour – Ohio Ag Net
    5. profarmer.com β€” Live coverage: Get ready for Pro Farmer Crop Tour results from Indiana and Nebraska
    6. Pro Farmer β€” 2026 Day 2 Crop Tour Results | Nebraska
    7. Pro Farmer β€” Preliminary route reports from the eastern leg of the Crop Tour
    8. Canadian Cattlemen β€” U.S. Grain/Oilseed Review: Crop tour day one results weigh on values
    9. profarmer.com β€” From the Rows | Chip Flory outlines Day 2 of the Crop Tour
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