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Live Coverage: 2026 Pro Farmer Crop Tour kicks off after record rainfall, flooding in eastern Corn Belt

The 2026 Pro Farmer Crop Tour begins amid record rainfall and flooding, raising concerns for farmers and markets.

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The brief

The 2026 Pro Farmer Crop Tour is underway across the Corn Belt. The tour assesses crop conditions after record rainfall and flooding in the eastern Corn Belt. This year's tour is crucial for farmers, investors, and commodity traders who rely on accurate yield estimates to make informed decisions.

The impact of the flooding on crop yields is uncertain. The DTN Digital Yield Tour has already begun providing preliminary data. However, the full extent of the damage from the flooding is not yet clear.

Pro Farmer's live coverage and AgWeb's analysis will provide more insights as the tour progresses.

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Quick answers

What is the Pro Farmer Crop Tour?

The Pro Farmer Crop Tour is an annual event where agricultural experts travel across the Corn Belt to assess crop conditions and estimate yields.

How does flooding affect crop yields?

Flooding can damage crops by submerging plants, eroding soil, and promoting disease, potentially leading to reduced yields.

Why is this year's tour significant?

This year's tour is significant due to the record rainfall and flooding in the eastern Corn Belt, which could impact crop yields and market prices.

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Pro Farmer Crop Tour Corn Belt Crop Yields Flooding Agriculture Commodity Markets

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