Last Friday we took a look at the delayed planting progress and zeroed in on North Dakota. Yesterday Bob Kohlmeyer wrote about weather and planting from a more generalized perspective. Based on yesterday's USDA Crop Progress report and the significance of the number of unseeded North Dakota acres, it is worthwhile to take a second look at acres in North Dakota as well as few surrounding states that also have been extremely wet. And by the way, there is really no warm and dry weather in sight.The two tables below are pictures of North Dakota's major crop planting progress numbers. The first is form last Friday and based on data as of 26 March. This second table is based on data from yesterday's report as of 2 June.Some items to note:
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