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Soil temps are increasing in our no-till field that will be planted to soybeans. I’m hearing that many farmers either started planting this past weekend or going to get in the fields early this week. Spring burn down going on when they can catch a break with the wind.
62 degrees. Cloudy, but the sun will decide to come out and then hide again. Winds are 22 mph. 47% humidity.
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Dry and ready to plant.
Spring burndown hasn’t gone on yet.
Henbit becoming more apparent in the no-till fields.
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