Crop Report
6 inches of rain in last 7 days. Just getting back in the field to get some spraying done. More rain expected next 5 days. Waterhemp going wild!
Humid and beginning to warm up finally
Don’t need no more.
Soil crusted from heavy rain. Quite a bit of replant in some areas.
Some spraying. Sidedressing corn every opportunity.
Emerging to V5
V2 to V8 some will tassel in 2 weeks.
Harvest has started in places to get it out before more weather damage. Most are running through drying systems.
All drowned I think. No issues im aware of
This is a bright spot at least, they are growing great. Waterhemp growing about an inch a day.
Nothing yet, just stay diligent.
We’re lucky to have what we have planted. Weather has been a challenge but we at least have a start in most areas. We’ll be seeing some prevent plant but in the last 3 weeks between rains we’ve done a lot. Just hope rains continue all summer because we have no root system in most of what is planted.
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