The dry, warm week advanced the corn and soybeans across the county. We did get another timely rain that continues to help the later planted crops. The double-crop soybeans are looking mighty fine! Early corn moisture is now in the upper teens, and most fields are yielding consistently strong. Soybean fields are beginning to show a golden hue with sporadic patches of yellow signaling harvest is maybe a couple weeks out. Pods continue to fill out nicely, and still not seeing much disease or insect pressure. A front moved in Saturday night to help bring cooler, drier air from the north, giving us a small glimpse of fall weather we are all looking forward to.