A seed advisor and agronomist with Beck’s Hybrids says he doesn’t think the corn crop is as good as it was last year, but the soybeans are doing well. Jeff Rogers, based in western Missouri, tells Brownfield “Soybean pods are filling. There’s grain starting to show up and pods aren’t aborting like they were last […]
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