Posted by Erik Ks farmer on August 05, 2012 at 08:43:32 from (199.192.211.59):
In Reply to: Haying soybeans posted by Erik Ks farmer on August 05, 2012 at 08:27:45:
Insurance adjuster will not look at the beans until after the leaves have fallen off, and is not coming out until I have picked what little corn I can salvage. There are simply too many claims, I have walked the beans and with the exception of one 12 acre patch there are no pods, that patch has 1-2" pods that are empty. We are short on hay and most of the ground is HEL, haying will leave the ground bare but will hold better than the plow. Just trying to determine when to make the judgement to hay and give up on the beans setting pods and making grain.
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