According to the latest USDA Crop Progress Report, one percent of Michigan’s corn for grain and two percent of the state’s soybeans have been harvested.
Ben Hoyt, a Specialty Hybrids dealer based out of Calhoun County, says harvest has yet to begin throughout his area.
“It looks like we’re probably two weeks out on corn and a week out on beans,” says Hoyt.
Click below to hear more from Ben Hoyt with Specialty Hybrids, as he talks about the different factors that have likely delayed harvest progress throughout south-central Michigan.
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