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2007 crop yields and 10 year production

Logan County 2007 Crop Yields

As anticipated, Logan County had tremendous corn yields, and moderate soybean yields, substantiated by preliminary figures released by the Agricultural Statistics Service. The Logan County corn yield was established at 197 bushels per acre. This figure smashed the 171 bushel per acre yield achieved in 2006, and the former yield record of 189 bushels per acre from 2004. The Logan County 10 year average for corn yields is 166.3 bushels per acre (1998-2007). The top yielding corn counties in the state were Woodford County with 204 bushels per acre, Sangamon County and Menard Counties with 199, Warren County at 198, and DeKalb and Logan Counties at 197.

Soybean yields dropped again at 50 bushels per acre in Logan County. The 2006 Logan County average was 52 bushels per acre, and the 2005 average yield was 53 bushels per acre. The 2004 crop is the soybean record with a 56 bushels per acre yield. The Logan County 10 year soybean yield average is 49.7 bushels per acre. The top yielding county in the state for soybeans was Piatt County with 56 bushels per acre. Following Piatt were Douglas County with a yield of 55, and several counties at 54 bushel per acre yields. Counties with 54 bushel averages listed in order of total production were McLean, Champaign, Vermillion, Woodford, DeWitt, and Moultrie.

The top producing county for corn was McLean County once again with a total production of 77,224,000 bushels of corn. Livingston County unseated McLean County in total soybean production with 12,561,000 bushels of soybeans produced. Logan County production was 45,605,500 bushels of corn and 5,625,000 bushels of soybeans.

Wheat fell off the radar screen again in Logan County, as below 1000 acres were harvested. Plantings were actually higher, but many area wheat fields were destroyed because of cold injury.

Following is a table of Logan County, and surrounding counties, with 2007 yields in bushels per acre:

County

Corn

Soybeans

Wheat

Logan

197

50

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Sangamon

199

51

75

Menard

199

46

75

Mason

178

37

52

Tazewell

191

53

67

McLean

196

54

61

DeWitt

187

54

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Macon

191

53

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(State Average)

175

43

57

Logan County Corn Data:

Year

Acres Harvested

Yield (bu/A)

Production (bu)

1998

185,000 acres

149 bushel

27,565,000 bushel

1999

175,000 acres

158 bushel

27,650,000 bushel

2000

180,000 acres

163 bushel

29,340,000 bushel

2001

181,900 acres

151 bushel

27,466,900 bushel

2002

180,100 acres

153 bushel

27,555,300 bushel

2003

184,900 acres

189 bushel

34,946,100 bushel

2004

187,000 acres

188 bushel

35,156,000 bushel

2005

201,800 acres

144 bushel

29,059,200 bushel

2006

196,600 acres

171 bushel

33,618,600 bushel

2006

196,600 acres

171 bushel

33,618,600 bushel

2007

233,000 acres

197 bushel

45,605,500 bushel

Logan County Soybean Data:

Year

Acres Harvested

Yield (bu/A)

Production (bu)

1998

172,400 acres

49 bushel

8,447,600 bushel

1999

169,300 acres

50 bushel

8,465,000 bushel

2000

162,700 acres

47 bushel

7,646,900 bushel

2001

164,100 acres

47 bushel

7,712,700 bushel

2002

161,700 acres

52 bushel

8,408,400 bushel

2003

153,700 acres

41 bushel

6,301,700 bushel

2004

147,300 acres

56 bushel

8,248,800 bush

2005

140,400 acres

53 bushel

7,441,200 bushel

2006

149,400 acres

52 bushel

7,768,800 bushel

2007

113,000 acres

50 bushel

5,625,000 bushel

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For more information, please contact:

John Fulton
County Extension Director
Logan County Unit
980 N. Postville Dr.
Lincoln, IL 62656
Phone: 217-732-8289
FAX: 217-735-5837
fultonj@uiuc.edu

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