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Callao, Missouri | Our wheat will come off tommorrow, unless it rains. Typically, we have always planted RU beans as double crop, but this year is the first in a long time that all our first crop bean acres are conventional. I hate to go to the headache of trying to segregate the double crop, because it is not that many acres. I also have enough conventional seed on hand to plant the ground, some of which I can't do anything else with because it is treated.
Will planting double crop conventional beans be a mistake, even though I already have the seed and chemical on hand? I have quite a bit of Prowl 3EC, and Valor left from this spring. Could I plant, then spray glyphosate and Prowl, and expect acceptable control........or will I be asking for trouble? And will the Prowl control the volunteer wheat...haha, I know that there shouldn't be any.
Thanks
Scott
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Double Crop Conventional Soybeans
