Monday, August 29, 1983
Daily Nebraskan
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and pastures are completely gone,"
said Allen Boettcher, a Lancaster
County extcntion agent.
Irrigated corn had some pollination
problems but should have nearly nor
mal yields, Boettcher said.
The Nebraska Crop and Livestock
Reporting Service projected in its
August report a statewide average
corn yield of 113 bushels an acre, up
two bushels an acre from last year.
But these statistics are misleading,
said Bill Dobbs, statistician for the
service.
The corn average is 5 million acres
this year compared with almost 7 mil
lion acres last year. Those acres idled
by the P1K program generally were the
most unproductive corn acres, so
those poorer yields aren't being aver
aged into the figures, Dobbs said.
Irrigation also has increased state
wide, which slightly increases the
average yield, he said.
"Keep in mind, these figures are
from information up to Aug. 1 , and the
average yield is surely dropping daily
due to the heat and drought," he said.
Soybeans have a chance to make 25
bushels an acre and milo 50 bushels in
Lancaster County if rain and cooler
weather prevail in the next two weeks,
Boettcher said.
Despite the drought, losses in total
farm income for the st ate may be min
imal, Kendrick said.
He said farmers in the drought area
who weren't enrolled in the PIK will
suffer heavy losses, but farmers in the
PIK (program) and those outside of
the drought area who raised a crop
can expect a good year due to the high
grain prices.
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