The growth rating of soybean and Maize in the United States improved, and the excellent rate increased by 5%

Introduction: the U.S Department of Agriculture released the crop rating report on Tuesday The growth rating of soybeans and corn has improved greatly The excellent and good rates have increased by 5 percentage points compared with last week The excellent rate of soybean is 60% this week and 55% last week, but it is still lower than 66% in the same period last year However, the comprehensive index of soybean crops has exceeded the level of the same period in 1999 In addition, this week's soybean flowering rate reached 79%, 16 percentage points higher than 63% last week, 84% lower than the same period last year, but higher than the five-year average of 74% 38% of soybeans have already poded, 21% last week, 48% in the same period last year and 33% in five years on average The growth conditions of corn crops have improved significantly, and the excellent rate has risen to 64%, almost offsetting the 6% drop of last week Despite the significant improvement, compared with the same period last year, the growth situation of corn crops is still very bad, and the excellent rate reached 74% in the same period last year Most major corn producing states, including Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio and Wisconsin, saw significant improvement in their corn crops last week, with little change in Illinois The general growth situation is basically the same as that of the same period in 1999 However, the growth situation in that year continued to decline, and this year it was fluctuating.