Posted by John_PA on August 22, 2014 at 23:15:27 from (71.182.165.112):
Here's a shot of June 17th planted soybeans. Let us hope I do not get a frost...
Not sure if the beans will do any good. I have June 30th beans that are barely knee high. I see pods, but none are filled yet. If I get an early frost, I just planted a very expensive 55 acre garden!
Does this look ok for late planted beans? maturity group 2.7 through 2.9... should I just plow them down? how many pods per plant define the yield? They are 3 bean pods. I just am not a soybean person. I don't know what they do to calculate yield based on plant pods. I got a few 2 bean pods, but they are all still flat, no pod filling, just the outline of the bean in the pod... same as the 3 bean pods. Let us all pray for a very late frost. I took this pic today. I still have flowers on the plants. I'm just getting uneasy. This is really late. I don't know how you double crop guys stand the stress. $60 a bag, bag and a quarter per acre, 32 ounces round-up per acre. full chisel plow tillage with $4 diesel.... I figured that I need 18 bushel per acre to break even, assuming $10.50 beans.
any soy guys want to give me some pointers? thanks!
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