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Aug. 10, 2022 Source: DTN news release DTN and Gro Intelligence, which have partnered on the fiŌh annual Digital Yield Tour, released 2022 projections on Monday for corn and soybean production across the entire United States. The national average for corn yield is projected to be 167.2 bushels per acre. Soybeans are expected to yield 48.9 bushels per acre nationally. Corn and soybean yield estimates are based on Gro Intelligence's real-time forecasting models combined with on-the-ground assessments from farmers gathered by DTN's team of editors. The national estimates reflect weather conditions that have varied widely in key U.S. farming regions in 2022. In some parts of the country, farmers delayed planting because of a cold, wet spring only to experience little rain and scorching temperatures once crops were in the ground. Some states, however, have had a much more favorable environment for growing corn and soybeans this year. Gro Intelligence updates its models daily, meaning yield projections could improve if weather conditions cooperate for the balance of the growing season. Unlike traditional crop tours, which pull random samples from fields, Gro Intelligence encompasses data from every county in the Corn Belt and relies on more than simple averages and statistical extrapolations to generate estimates. Learn more about how the projections by visiting DTNPF.com. Over the next four days, DTN will publish corn and soybean average yield projections for 10 states on the following schedule: Tuesday, Aug. 9 - Ohio, Indiana, Illinois Wednesday, Aug. 10 - Iowa, Nebraska Wisconsin Thursday, Aug. 11 - Kansas, Missouri Friday, Aug. 12 - South Dakota, Minnesota Each afternoon this week, turn to DTNPF.com to read Gro Intelligence's state-by-state projections along with commentary from DTN weather and markets experts and Gro's analysts. You can also watch videos recorded by DTN editors as they visited key corn- and soybean-producing states. The final day of the 2022 Digital Yield Tour coincides with Friday's newest yield predictions from USDA. To interview DTN Editor-in-Chief Greg Horstmeier about the Digital Yield Tour, contact Kylie Swanson at kylie.swanson@dtn.com About DTN DTN is the independent, trusted source of acƟonable insights for those focused on feeding, fueling and protecƟng the world. The company empowers agriculture with the industry's best informaƟon, analyƟcs and news. Producers and channel professionals rely on DTN to help sharpen decisions, minimize risk, enhance efficiencies, improve communicaƟons and secure profits. Visit DTN. About Gro Intelligence Gro Intelligence is a data and analyƟcs plaƞorm for the global agricultural industry. Gro enables growers, buyers and traders to work seamlessly with 40,000 data sets and hundreds of trillions of data points to obtain new insights into a constantly changing market. Gro also builds sophisƟcated machine-learning models for forecasƟng yields, area planted, prevent plant and pest and disease risk. Gro's data and forecasts are updated daily and can be accessed with a free Gro account. Visit Gro Intelligence. Tweet |
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