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Southern IA | Wouldn't really worry about it until July 1. You've got 45 days yet. Grain farmers seem to think if everything isn't done in one week as soon as frost is out of the ground, the whole world is going to fall apart. With spring forages and hay ground going in and out, spring cattle work and covering acres, planting typically runs several weeks even when weather is great. I have no idea what all the twitter farm pros do with all their free time after they get done cowboying around on on their 3rd generation farms the first week of the year, other than keep taking pictures of their hamburgers at lunch and riding the gator around taking pictures of corn plants growing and promoting mental health seminars for all the farm stress they have to endure. Then they go golfing with the seed and chemical reps that their parents buy inputs from. | |
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2.9 Soybeans left
