Soybean replanting decisions are almost always a tough call and a subjective decision. Unseasonably warm and dry conditions throughout the late winter and up to the present have sent planting progress well above any “average” number I can come up with. As we wrap up the month of April, let’s take a look at some objective factors that can help inform replant decisions on beans.
On behalf of UTIA and TSU, the West Tennessee Grain Conference Planning Committee invites you to attend the annual West Tennessee Grain and Soybean Producers Conference.
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Following a prolonged period of mid-season drought conditions, corn stalks have been drying down very quickly over the past few weeks in many areas. Monitoring kernel development during this time is critical for late-season irrigation decisions, and helps manage harvest plans and expectations.
As we roll into and quickly through August, I usually cycle this topic back to the top with any updates as consider that the time for making the desiccation decision is quickly approaching.
