
Wet Weather, Late-Planted Beans: Your Data-Driven Playbook
Wet weather across North Carolina delayed soybean planting into July and forced some growers to replant. Many now ask …
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Collapse ▲Wet weather across North Carolina delayed soybean planting into July and forced some growers to replant. Many now ask …
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Authors: Igor Sulzbacher Schardong (NC State University), Dominic D. Reisig (NC State University), Berenice Romero (Louisiana State University), Jeff Davis, (Louisiana State …
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