I planted a few acres of soybeans after wheat this year, and was wondering about the green bean look if they don't make it before frost, interesting that they can yellow up in storage if they are almost over the top in maturity. I really enjoy your channel!
Brian and Darren addressed your comments on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/09-28-21-fall-tillage-considerations?si=b263fa1215964b6e95a0f51591b354bd#t=22:55
Hey Guys! I have a couple of questions today: 1) I've noticed in a field recently that the outside row of soybeans are still very green when all the rest of the field is ready to harvest. Why is that? 2) I've noticed that the headlands in corn fields are sometimes harvested long before the rest of the field. Is this to help the long rows dry down?
Brian and Darren addressed your questions on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/09-28-21-fall-tillage-considerations?si=b263fa1215964b6e95a0f51591b354bd#t=48:50
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I planted a few acres of soybeans after wheat this year, and was wondering about the green bean look if they don't make it before frost, interesting that they can yellow up in storage if they are almost over the top in maturity. I really enjoy your channel!
Brian and Darren addressed your comments on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/09-28-21-fall-tillage-considerations?si=b263fa1215964b6e95a0f51591b354bd#t=22:55
Hey Guys! I have a couple of questions today:
1) I've noticed in a field recently that the outside row of soybeans are still very green when all the rest of the field is ready to harvest. Why is that?
2) I've noticed that the headlands in corn fields are sometimes harvested long before the rest of the field. Is this to help the long rows dry down?
Brian and Darren addressed your questions on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/09-28-21-fall-tillage-considerations?si=b263fa1215964b6e95a0f51591b354bd#t=48:50