A soybean expert says the impact of spring weather on soybeans is showing up now. Shawn Conley with the University of Wisconsin says many farmers are looking at weed control challenges after a wet spring and not being able to get across many fields to apply herbicides.
And, Conley says he’s hearing about weed resistance problems. “There’s a lot of complaints and issues again with glyphosate resistance popping up and I think we’re going to see more of those questions as we get into harvest time.”
He also says soybean pests appear to be worse west of the Mississippi River.
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