Posted by kyplowboy on August 19, 2009 at 18:41:21 from (98.80.39.154):
In Reply to: SDS in soybeans posted by IndianaTom on August 19, 2009 at 11:46:14:
Seeing some, like you said in NW Ky. You may still end up better than me. My Southern Cross "Michael"s were planted June 24th. Them and every field on my route back and worth from the night job that were planted that week look like crap. The are bloom'n their heads off and have set a few pods already but they ain't knee high. Mine and every one I have talked too that planted beans that week, the roots have only grown straight out and only about 2" deep. I guess we have had so much rain that there is no air down past that. If we keep getting rain, the will turn out. We had 1.6" last night, it's gotta quit some time, just hope beans are made before it does.
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