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Many areas have slipped into the moderate drought classification. With 95° weather on the horizon, this will intensify very rapidly. Corn and soybeans both are showing the stress. Growers are worried about adding additional stress by post spraying. Herbicide carryover is beginning to be obvious with lack of moisture. Corn seems to passing from primary to nodal root system. Some fields have very awkward and ugly areas. Soybeans look to have started fixing nitrogen from nodules as many fields are to starting to get good color to the leaves.
Very dry in places. Some extremely lucky small areas got 1-2” I’m beginning to sound like a broken record.
None in 7 day
Very dry and extremely hard in places.
Post spraying and side dressing.
V2-V5
V3-V7/8
Aphids now showing up on host crops, milkweed etc
Waterhemp
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