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Planting is done in the area. Post emergence herbicides being applied to both corn and soybeans.
Those that side dress corn are hitting it hard. Crop stands are excellent, corn is V2 to V6 soybeans are V1 to V3.
Looks like a dry week to catch up on hay baling and post applications.
May will probably end with around 2 inches of total rainfall. This came in about 10 rain events.
Good moisture now but could turn dry in a hurry. Soil conditions have been great all spring very mellow soils.
Post herbicide applications.
Side dressing corn
First crop of hay being baled.
V1 to V4
V2 to V6
Headed grain fill.
Not much pressure.
Waterhemp has broken through pre-emergence herbicides.
None observed
Very little stress at this point.
Terminated. Had some issues killing cereal rye end of April first of May with cool temperatures.
Most crops look good to excellent.
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