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Crop Report Shows Soybean and Cotton Production Up and Corn Production Down from September
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Production estimates for soybeans and cotton are up from September while the production forecast for corn is down, according to NASS's October Crop Production report. Steve Wiyatt, director of the NASS Statistics Division, says that early harvest results for corn have revealed that the hot, dry conditions of the summer had more of an impact on yield potential than anticipated.
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