Later planted corn in my area will pollinate a good bit later than most fields. Check those fields for insects like corn root worm that may clip silks and cause pollination issues
Soybean growth is slow and rows won’t close until later than normal. Adding a residual to the next application can save time, cost and headaches later this season.
Whith all the rain we’ve had this spring and nitrogen being lower in the soil profile or leached I would suggest planned side dress applications happen sooner versus later. Don’t let it suffer too long.
Data to support pushing our planting dates earlier on soybeans in Iowa. This is the year to go for top-end yields by planting a few soybean fields before corn. #Plant19#DKAS_Iowa
Late Season Soybean Aphids- if considering treatment mid August make sure you are at the threshold of 250 per plant. Lesser numbers are unlikely to get you a return on investment.
We are rapidly moving into the window of spraying XtendiMax on RR2X soybeans. Make sure you are using the RRXTEND Spray App. #RRXtend https://t.co/ZQB1woPRnn
Here is the link to planter setting off AgAnytime. For those who do not wish to install a code reader on their mobile devise they can just plug in the seeds per pound and planter type here. https://t.co/n2M4xwFnRj
Excellent time to fine-tune your corn planting population decisions. Use the link for recommendations for your hybrids, your geography as well as your yield environments. https://t.co/dlS4EqAk6I
Required training for the use of dicamba products on XTEND Soybeans is now available online for those unable to attend a meeting this winter. https://t.co/FMITlbqRo2