An agronomist based in southern Illinois says the practice of planting soybeans early is becoming more widely adopted. Mike Probst is with BASF. “It’s probably been one of the most significant cultural practice shifts that I’ve seen since I’ve been working in the industry.” He tells Brownfield the adoption of early planting has been rapid. […]
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