Posted by Kevin Schmidt on June 04, 2010 at 13:15:58 from (72.164.233.7):
In Reply to: soybean population posted by J Heitkemper on June 04, 2010 at 11:02:26:
Depends on your part of the country, Here in western Iowa need 100,000 live stand to get 100% crop most of the time. Need 125,000 live plants to get 100% of the crop all of the time. I shoot for 140,000 live plants, seem to need to plant at 165,000 or so to get that.
Depends if you planted or drilled, there will be more loss with drilled beans, but I would bet you won"t have much more than 85,000 if you only planted 100,000.
I would interplant in another 50,000 or so for sure, make sure you do it before the plants are comming up or after they have been up for a week or so, otherwise you will wreck a lot of plants
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