Originally Posted by redlevel

These pictures are in South Georgia and South Alabama.
Harvest time is earlier down there than in my area of Middle Georgia, probably by 2-4 weeks.
Harvest of cotton and peanuts is probably a month earlier than it was 50 years ago in all of Georgia.
Fifty or sixty years ago, corn was the last of the row crops to be harvested. Now, corn harvest
in South Georgia is pretty much done by mid-late August. Plenty of time left for a late summer hay or
forage crop on the same dirt, or a winter vegetable crop.

My educated guess on yields of the pictured crops: 2.5 tons of goobers per acre, and 2.5 bales of cotton.