According to Greg Thessen, Iowa state director for USDA-NASS, here's how corn yield broke down for major Corn Belt and Plains states for the 2011 crop:

• Illinois: 157 bu/ac; no change from 2010
• Indiana: 146 bu/ac; 11 bu. lower than 2010
• Iowa: 172 bu/ac; 7 bu. higher than 2010
• Kansas: 107 bu/ac; 18 bu. lower than 2010
• Michigan: 156 bu/ac; 6 bu. lower than 2010
• Minnesota: 156 bu/ac; 21 bu. lowre than 2010
• Missouri: 114 bu/ac; 9 bu. lower than 2010
• Nebraska: 160 bu/ac; 6 bu. lower than 2010
• Ohio: 158 bu/ac; 5 bu. lower than 2010

For soybeans, yields were:

• Illinois: 47 bu/ac; 4.5 bu. lower than 2010
• Indiana: 45 bu/ac; 3.5 bu. lower than 2010
• Iowa: 50.5 bu/ac; 0.5 bu. lower than 2010
• Kansas: 27 bu/ac; 5.5 bu. lower than 2010
• Michigan: 44 bu/ac; 0.5 bu. lower than 2010
• Minnesota: 38.5 bu/ac; 6.5 bu. lower than 2010
• Missouri: 36.5 bu/ac; 5 bu. lower than 2010
• Nebraska: 53.5 bu/ac; 1 bu. lower than 2010
• Ohio: 47.5 bu/ac; 0.5 bu. lower than 2010