Though the wet spring weather of 2019 has continued to pose challenges to producers, some soybeans are beginning to emerge. But even if stands look thin, think twice before replanting, say researchers at the University of Wisconsin.
With growers looking to cut costs in 2015, some may consider forgoing a fungicide seed treatment on their soybeans, but there are situations where using a seed treatment will likely pay off.
Crappy stands of corn (aka less than desirable) occur every year. Unacceptable stand establishment in some of these fields may eventually require growers to make decisions about replanting.
Jeff Housman, Mycogen Seeds customer agronomist, advises growers to consider all factors before deciding to replant to determine whether the yield advantage of a replanted field will offset the added cost and the lower yield potential of the first planting.
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