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42 March 24, 2016

2016 Logan County Farm Outlook Magazine

Lincoln Daily

News.com

2015 County Crop Yields Released

The National Ag Statistics Office has released

2015 corn and soybean yields by county on

February 18. The state average corn yield was

175 bushels per acre, compared to the 200 bushel

average of the 2014 season. The 2015 yield

averages were Logan with 172.8 bushels per acre,

Menard with 188.2, and Sangamon with 183.5.

By comparison, last year Logan County averaged

230.8 bushels per acre and Sangamon County

averaged 226.8. Menard County had an average

yield of 222.7. The 2014 yields were records for

all three counties.

Top corn yield counties were Piatt with 220.5

bushels per acre average, Stark at 210.9, Douglas

209.1, DeWitt at 207.8, and Macon yielding

207.5. McLean had the top county production

for corn with 63,148,000 bushels for the county.

Production in Logan County was 33,602,000,

Menard had 15,056,000 bushels, and Sangamon

had 41,844,000 bushels produced.

The new 10 year average yields are 177.13 for

Logan and 180.6 for Sangamon. Menard County

won’t have a history for a while, as they didn’t

have enough respondents to the 2013 survey. This

led to Menard County yields being combined with

other counties with a similar situation.

The state soybean average yield was 56 bushels

to the acre, equaling the 2014 state yield average.

Top counties were Piatt at 73.1, Macon yielding

67.4 bushels per acre, Douglas at 67, Moultrie

with 64.8, and McLean with 64.6. Logan County

has an average yield of 56.6, compared to last

year’s record of 63.7. Menard County was 60

bushel average, compared to last year’s record of

60.2. The Sangamon County yield was 60.7, also

shy of the 2014 record yield of 63. Logan County

production was 7,955,000 bushels, Sangamon

County had production of 9,185,000, and Menard

had 3,680,000 bushels produced. McLean County

again led the state in production with 19,341,000

bushels. The new 10 year average yield for

soybeans is 53.92 in Logan County and 56.02 in

Sangamon County.

Year

Sangamon

Logan

Year

Sangamon

Logan

2015

198.1

172.8

10 year

average

2014

183.5

230.8

226.8

2013

2012

198.2

96.5

131.3

2011

173.4

165.7

2010

155.7

154.5

2008

2009

188

189

184

188

2007

197

199

2006

171

2014

174

177.13

180.6

2015

56.6

60.7

63.7

63.3

2013

56.4

55.8

2010

2012

47.3

49.5

2011

54.6

55.5

57.6

60.4

2009

51

53

2006

50

2008

57

2007

50

51

52

54

10 year

average

53.92

56.02

For a full listing of reported counties when completed, you may visit the website at:

http://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Illinois/Publications/County_Estimates/

Select the crop you would like to see county level information for.

Charts showing corn and soybean 10 yield averages for Logan and Sangamon Counties follow