North Central Ohio, across the Corn belt ! | Where Ed and the Men from the CPS Plant are standing was a Christmas tree farm.
the trees were lifted the fall before and the area, about 28 acres Behind Ed was corn.
Now the acres of , previous sod, Men standing, after the trees were lifted was put to S.B. as was the area that was Corn.
Now about Half way up Ed's back, to the left ! you can see a variance in color on the S.B. Leaves, Corn to the Left, sod right side !
This was evident from the time the Crop emerged, But the yield ended up the Same across the field according to the Monitor !
Despite the fact that the sod, T.F. had no S.B. crop for many years, None of the S.B. were treated as some suggest is necessary !
This is very typical of what we have seen, as stated, for the past some 30 years.
This is Only Our observation ! On Farms we work with and No, Because of past history, NO one even mentioned an Inoculate be used ! Not an issue
But I do have Ed speak to grower groups, visit during the growing season and these growers are well aware of what is available !
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