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| Same story in our part of the state - you going to harvest it or do something else with it? Heard that a lot of it is too high in nitrates to make good feed, especially if you topdressed like we did. If we wait and harvest it, I think it will be a very late (and very poor) harvest - late enough to make it hard to plant beans or milo afterwords. I'm afraid the secondary tillers will delay harvest, but won't contribute much of anything. Only other option I can think of is to work it up now to plant it to something else (it's too sick to absorb Roundup right now, but just healthy enough to keep sucking nutrients and water). What a mess! | |
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Wheat Freeze injury
