It is going to be a good crop. In the Coastal Bend, District Extension Director Lin Wilson said cotton is doing well. Good yields are being reported in rice, but some stem borer infestations have been observed, Wilson said. He said pastures have recently received beneficial rains. Producers will now be able to replenish hay supplies used during last year's drought.
Corn continues to silk and tassel.
Sorghum beginning to head. Soybeans doing well. Sunflowers experiencing moth problems. Cattle in good condition. Pastures in fair to good condition.