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Montgomery County yield survey results

Extension conducts their annual yield survey of the area corn crop

PUBLISHED ON August 27, 2017

Volunteers of the Montgomery County Yield Survey. Back (Left to Right): Andrew Holsinger – Horticulture Extension Educator, Eric Pastrovich, Darla McFarlin, Brian Lewey, Jim Miller, Jim Keller, Matt Stolte, Jay Ryan, Mark Knodle, Jay Niemann & Mike Bitter. Front (Left to Right): Rachel Vandenbergh, Taylor Hand, Katie Wilson, Eric Heyen, Brian Brown & Ryan Griffith. Not pictured Kevin Neimann. (Courtesy of University of Illinois Extension Unit 18)
Volunteers of the Montgomery County Yield Survey. Back (Left to Right): Andrew Holsinger – Horticulture Extension Educator, Eric Pastrovich, Darla McFarlin, Brian Lewey, Jim Miller, Jim Keller, Matt Stolte, Jay Ryan, Mark Knodle, Jay Niemann & Mike Bitter. Front (Left to Right): Rachel Vandenbergh, Taylor Hand, Katie Wilson, Eric Heyen, Brian Brown & Ryan Griffith. Not pictured Kevin Neimann. (Courtesy of University of Illinois Extension Unit 18)
Volunteers of the Montgomery County Yield Survey. Back (Left to Right): Andrew Holsinger – Horticulture Extension Educator, Eric Pastrovich, Darla McFarlin, Brian Lewey, Jim Miller, Jim Keller, Matt Stolte, Jay Ryan, Mark Knodle, Jay Niemann & Mike Bitter. Front (Left to Right): Rachel Vandenbergh, Taylor Hand, Katie Wilson, Eric Heyen, Brian Brown & Ryan Griffith. Not pictured Kevin Neimann. (Courtesy of University of Illinois Extension Unit 18)

TAYLORVILLE, Ill. — Montgomery County Extension conducted their annual yield survey of the area corn crop on August 23. The survey data gathered resulted in an estimated county wide average yield of 168.0 bushels per acre, which was down from last year’s average of 190.6 bushels per acre.

The day began with volunteers meeting at 8 AM at University of Illinois Extension office in Hillsboro where they broke into groups to survey crops across the county. Groups then returned to the Extension office before noon to share results and enjoy lunch.

Volunteers sampled fields in each of the 19 townships in Montgomery County. Results for each township are:

Left to Right: Taylor Hand, Rachel Vandenbergh and Katie Wilson are busy counting corn kernels to determine the yields.
Left to Right: Taylor Hand, Rachel Vandenbergh and Katie Wilson are busy counting corn kernels to determine the yields.

Audubon – 147.1

Bois D’Arc – 162.4

Butler Grove – 190.4

East Fork – 167.1

Fillmore – 185.9

Grisham – 157.4

Harvel – 176.5

Hillsboro – 156.8

Irving – 184.6

Nokomis – 175.6

North Litchfield – 177.8

Pitman – 182.5

Raymond – 176.1

Rountree – 155.4

South Fillmore – 148.7

South Litchfield – 148.7

Walshville – 154.9

Witt – 174.5

Zanesville – 170.5

County Wide Average: 168.0 Bushels/Acre

The survey was sponsored by First National Bank of Litchfield; Security National Bank; and Montgomery County Farm Bureau & Montgomery County Young Farmers.

Volunteers included: Eric Pastrovich, Darla McFarlin, Brian Lewey, Jim Miller, Jim Keller, Matt Stolte, Jay Ryan, Mark Knodle, Jay Niemann, Mike Bitter, Rachel Vandenbergh, Taylor Hand, Katie Wilson, Eric Heyen, Brian Brown, Ryan Griffith & Kevin Neimann

Anyone interested in volunteering for or sponsoring future yield surveys is asked to contact the Montgomery County Extension office at (217) 532-3941.

University of Illinois Extension provides practical education that help people, businesses and communities solve problems, develop skills and build a better future. For more information visit the Unit 18 website at http://web.extension.illinois.edu/cjmm or contact your local Extension office.

University of Illinois Extension provides equal opportunities in programs and employment.  If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this program, please contact our office. Universidad de Illinois ofrece igualdad de oportunidades en programas y empleo.  Si usted necesita un ajuste razonable para participar en este programa, por favor póngase en contacto con nuestra oficina.

— University of Illinois Extension Unit 18

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