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Both corn and soybeans that were planted April 8th and 9th have emerged. Planting and other field activities have halted due to several inches of previous rain over the weekend. We continue to catch cutworm moths.
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Saturated with ponding
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Catching a few black cutworm moths in trap. No armyworm moths have been caught.
The fields appear clean but this is not true of other fields in the area
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