Crop Report
April planted corn has fully pollinated. Both corn and soybeans have had fungicide and insecticide applications. The late May planted soybeans are not there yet and only at R2. Mid May soybeans have canopied. Stink bug feeding and bacterial leaf diseases showing up in corn. Could use more rain soon.
80F
None.
Dey
Fungicide and Insecticide applications
R2 – R3
Tassel – brown silk
Japanese beetles and stink bug
Waterhemp and morningglory (corn)
Bacterial leaf disease in corn
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