Dry bean planting in North Dakota is at 72 percent, compared to 49 percent last week. That is behind 80 percent last year and near 76 percent average. Emergence is at nine percent, behind 23 percent last year and 27 percent average.
In Minnesota, dry bean planting is at 64 percent, compared to 38 percent last week. That pace is behind last year at 78 percent and the five-year average of 77 percent. Emergence is at 18 percent, well behind 41 percent last year and 36 percent average.
USDA is reporting 81 percent of Montana dry beans are planted, and 70 percent of the crop is planted in Idaho. In Oregon, planting is at percent, and 88 percent of dry beans are planted in Washington. Wyoming dry bean farmers have 27 percent of the crop planted, and planting is at five percent in Colorado.
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