Posted by Adirondack case guy on September 25, 2020 at 17:57:22 from (74.76.16.33):
In Reply to: Started soybeans posted by tomstractorsandtoys on September 25, 2020 at 16:40:15:
The cousin started here yesterday. We have only had .02" of rain thus far in Sept. Beans test at 12.4%.
I took this picture from same location 20 days ago. (Oops see pic further down). The beans dried down incredibly fast with the lack of rain this month, but we were lucky and got some nice rains earlier when the crops needed it.-------Last year it was impossible to get beans dried down and lost some due to snow. Hoping for good weather for next 10 days and beans will be done. Corn is looking real good also. Ears dropped and husks opening up. We hoping to have our cake and eat it this fall. I tried plowing last week but ground is way too dry to moldboard plow oat ground. Finished baling the last of the 3rd cutting earlier this week.
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I took this picture from same location 20 days ago. (Oops see pic further down). The beans dried down incredibly fast with the lack of rain this month, but we were lucky and got some nice rains earlier when the crops needed it.-------Last year it was impossible to get beans dried down and lost some due to snow. Hoping for good weather for next 10 days and beans will be done. Corn is looking real good also. Ears dropped and husks opening up. We hoping to have our cake and eat it this fall. I tried plowing last week but ground is way too dry to moldboard plow oat ground. Finished baling the last of the 3rd cutting earlier this week.
