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A University of Wisconsin researcher says it is clear what the rain delays have done to this year’s soybean crop.  Shawn Conley tells Brownfield the few fields that were planted in April or early May look great. “I would not be shocked if we have some 100-bushel beans coming from that. Unfortunately, those fields are few and far between.”

Conley says most of the soybeans in Wisconsin are at or near the R-2 growth stage, and he’s concerned about the soybean plants not being able to compete with weeds.

Continue reading Wisconsin soybeans facing heavy weed pressure at Brownfield Ag News.