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@dnocowguy Not necessarily the case here many conventional tillage guys having some very tough fields. I would wonder if molds growing on cover crop are any relation to the Gibb I wouldn’t think there is much relation
@dnocowguy Dean I don’t know if there would be much correlation other than possibly some more uneven emergence in the no till causing some adverse effects due to different pollination dates.
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@JoshBoersen Josh I have noticed that the same variety planted 3 weeks apart is all the difference - early planted is bad and late planted is clean. I think weather at time of stress has the largest effect - there is a reason we all planted the varieties we did and I personally wouldn’t write