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EPISODE · May 22, 2024 · 27 MIN

Navigating Flooded Fields: Strategies for Delayed Corn and Soybean Planting

from The Cornelius Seed Podcast · host Cornelius Seed

In this episode, we tackle the challenges of managing corn and soybean fields affected by delayed planting and flooding due to heavy rainfall. Cornelius Seed Lead Agronomist, Craig Allaman shares valuable insights on: Crop Maturity Considerations: Understanding the impact of delayed planting on crop development. Replant Decisions: Evaluating when and how to replant for optimal yields. Monitoring Plant Health: Strategies for assessing plant health in saturated soils prone to disease and nitrogen loss. Assessing Crop Damage: Techniques for evaluating damage after ponding and adjusting scouting plans for increased insect pressure. Soil Testing Recommendations: Best practices for soil testing to manage nutrient levels in challenging conditions. Farmers dealing with late planting or crop damage will find practical advice to maximize their growing season despite adverse conditions. Tune in to learn how to navigate these obstacles and ensure the best possible outcomes for your crops. #corn #replant #soybeans

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