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I really do find your updated maps fascinating and informative. Please keep sharing. I don’t agree with the reasons for the harvest trend, but I do like to see it. I don’t think Fayette Co is having issues……I think you’re running your normal 10% fluctuation on either side of a stable trend line……Its places like Marshall, Blount, Calhoun, etc, etc that have been running increased trend lines for harvest that are now seeing what may be a 50% fall off by the end of the year….These are the places that I think that have taken the biggest hits from corn……..That makes up a large portion of the eastern side of the state from north to south……The fall off from the increased harvest occurred last year in the southern portion and is hitting the north this season
Last edited by CNC; 12/08/25 01:58 PM.
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