In the upper Midwest, frequent rains have led to widespread replanting challenges this spring.
An Iowa State Extension Agronomist notes that delayed planting due to wet conditions has been a significant issue, with some farmers replanting multiple times.
According to Brownfield Ag News, she advises caution when re-entering saturated fields to avoid potential hazards like soil erosion and hidden obstacles that could endanger equipment.
Checking soil conditions before field operations is crucial to mitigate risks associated with ongoing wet weather impacts.
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