Most of my soybeans have some green pods and beans, the green beans are like little rubber balls. I think they will mostly thresh out, will I get more seeds out if I wait? Some of the pods are soft and don't open easily. I was thinking I could either let them blow out the back, and lose some good, small seeds. Or else run the combine to keep them in the tank and have to run each load through a grain cleaner(which I don't have).

Guys with more bean experience, which is my best option?

It's going to take a loing time before those soft beans will fully dry. Longer than naturally. Could take two weeks.

 If you are going to store them at home,  I've heard that green beans will turn yellow in time.

Not sure about your area Tim, but there has been years when beans looked green with leaves but tested dry/ 10-13 %.

Lots of butter beans, but testing dry.

Overnight the moisture might gain a point or two in the truck or wagon.

We seem to have 10% beans due to drying weather, when they are ready.

If butter beans, can help your moisture sample, sometimes that works to your advantage.

Elevator may not like it, but they blend, for profit:>)

At least that is what I believe.

That's why I'm nervous about them. My main guy who usually runs the combine tried to tell me they couldn't be combined and left for home. I went and personally looked at one field, I think 90+% of them will thresh OK but by that time it was too late to start moving stuff to the field with no help.

I'm going to try them tomorrow, if it sorta-works I'm gonna keep it running. Still have to chop my 112 day corn for silage, chopper is tied up with custom til tomorrow too. Looks like a busy weekend coming up.