Most of the corn crop continues to have a wide spread in the stage of maturity. If you haven't already, you should inspect your corn fields now to assess the stage of maturity. If you have corn that may not or will likely not reach maturity, you will need to plan to harvest it for silage. If you don't have livestock, consider making a deal with a neighbour whom can feed it. It is easier to consider your options now than in the rush of harvest.
Soybeans are well into full bloom and beginning pod filling.
White mold is now present in some soybean stands. Fungicide application for white mold on soybeans is not economical, but knowing which fields you have heavy white mold pressure in can help you plan your crop rotations for next year. Winter Wheat harvest is mostly complete and spring wheat harvest is just nicely beginning. Yields have been average to above average so far. Fusarium infection has very prevalent this in many fields particular in the southern part of the region.