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Joe@RFDG
Posted 8/10/2014 21:27 (#4012122 - in reply to #4011442)
Subject: RE: Soybean standability


Glenwood, Mn

boatload - 8/10/2014 14:27 You need a bushy bean and use a lighter population.

That was my game plan this year.  I added VR to my planter and cut the pop back in the good ground.   The reason was because I have lodging EVERY year in beans in the better soils.  This year I have tree trunks.  So far so good.

As far as "losing" yield, the lodging cost me 20% or more in yield and made it a PITA harvesting.  Looks like the lower pop does compensate by putting on plenty of pods.  The yield monitor will tell the truth.  Worst case I break even and have an easier harvest.

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