@_TheMizzouTiger Did custom work up there for them few year ago for a few years…good people don’t know what’s up for sure but if I had some coin I would give it a try.
@_TheMizzouTiger Sometimes I see in my area they have a town job and have cattle so they just don’t have time to do the crop side of the operation.. they also are small enough they don’t want to buy the machinery and have the variable cost of running it.. hiring it done is a fixed cost for them
@Bkitch1Bodie Yeah I believe so… I didn’t get my second shot of N down due green snap and too wet when I was goin to get it down. Just had 50# and sulfur at v5..I did apply biocast max before pres. Nothing else.. where is didn’t have green snap it was 230
We kicked off the Agronomy Roadshow in Sioux Falls. It was one for the books. 🔥
A big turn out of passionate open-minded growers looking for the answers to ROI, smarter fertility, and the future of farming. We covered it all — truly.
From AI, to biology, and more, there are real and easy steps you can apply this season to see a more profitable harvest in 2026.
2 more stops for this Agronomy Roadshow. Don’t miss it. https://t.co/McpgSHHeYA
@mikebelan3 In the past I’ve planted 30”,20”,10”. all I have is 30” now. Variety and pop plays a big role. I like a bushy bean and I plant around 75,000 to 120,000. get them bushy to capture sunlight.I think when you plant too thick they put more energy in plant growth instead pod production