A central Illinois farmer says the 2019 growing season has
been a learning opportunity.
Brad Wade says he had a brief window in March to plant soybeans and then wrapped up soybean planting in April and May and corn planting in May and June.
“We have a little bit of everything and we’re going to be evaluating those right before harvest to really see the differences agronomically of what happened on those planting dates,” he says.
Continue reading Farmer estimates yields will be 5-10% lower this year at Brownfield Ag News.
