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It has been a very busy couple of weeks as growers in Champaign County are wrapping up corn and soybean planting. I would estimate planting is approximately 95% complete for both crops. We’ve been fortunate to have a stretch of beautiful spring weather—mild temperatures, low humidity, and minimal rainfall—which has allowed for excellent planting progress. Soybeans are at the emergence to VC growth stage, with unifoliate leaves fully expanded. Corn ranges from emergence through V2, with some early-planted fields nearing the window for post-emergence herbicide applications
Temperatures have been in the mid 70s, chance of rain tonight and nearing 90 degrees by the end of the week!
Chance for scattered rain/thunderstorms tonight into tomorrow.
recently planted to VC.
Recently planted to V2.
Winter annuals are still a problem in some of these last planted fields. Continuing with burndown applications. Waterhemp has been emerging in fields with no pre-herbicides applied.
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