What you can do now to help yields this fall

Published Aug 9, 2024

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Recent rainfall in Iowa has been beneficial for the finishing of the corn and soybean crop, according to Jeff Morey, an agronomist at AgriGold. Farmers are encouraged to start inspecting corn stalks for any issues in the coming month, which may require early harvest. Meanwhile, soybean yields can be maximized by keeping an eye out for insect infestations. The 2021 Iowa crop season has seen challenges with heavy moisture and water stress.
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An Iowa agronomist says recent rains were welcomed. AgriGold’s Jeff Morey tells Brownfield,“It’s very good at this time of the year because we’re using a lot of water as we’re finishing out this corn and soybean crop trying to fill out (the) ear, trying to fill out those pods.” He says farmers should start inspecting corn stalks next month. “If we’ve got any issues with stalk stress out there or stalk deterioration, we’ll want to prioritize those fields for early harvest potentially.” As for soybeans, he says, “If we want to maximize those soybean yields, we’ll want to keep an eye on ...
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