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Soybean planting has begun in my area. Seeding populations were increased 5% to 10% due to lower germination from last year’s dry harvest. There is some concern about winter annuals emerging strongly, especially in fields that did not receive a fall burndown. Previous cool temperatures, along with recent windy conditions, have hindered herbicide burndown applications.
75F
Did not receive as much recent precipitation as areas to the north.
Dry
Planting, tillage
Winter annuals such as henbit are in full force in fields that did not receive a fall burndown or tillage.
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