A Wet Spring Means Producers May See Delays This Planting Season

NOAA is predicting a wet Spring in the eastern Corn Belt. That means that farmers may face planting delays.

LG Seed agronomists encourage corn and soybean growers to remain patient and avoid heading into the fields too early, so they do not have to replant.
While studies have shown some yield advantages for corn and soybeans with earlier planting dates, LG suggests that growers use ground temperatures as their true guide.

They advise farmers to check on planting equipment ahead of time. Also, prepare to see increased pest and disease pressure under such wet conditions.

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