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Thanks. I'll stick to the plan on going to the farm Sept 6th.

I planted it pretty early...April 29. This is in SW WI. I just read an article from mid August that said soybean maturity is 9 days ahead of last year and 12 days ahead of the 5 year avg based on setting pods.

It's 3.5 hours away so I have to make a guess. Would you go Sept 1, 6, or later?

I'm putting down 2 bushels an acre. More concerned about timing???

Being as the beans are broadcasted and not row planted, should I wait a bit before I spread winter rye into the standing beans? When would you ideally spread the winter rye? I could do Sept 1 or Sept 6 or later... Any suggestions would be great. Thanks.

Just wanted him to post that last picture of the doe ears just above the beans showing you that it is definitely possible to get a good stand of beans by broadcasting. I planted about 3 acres of soybeans with ATV and Kunz Til Ease pull behind. Disced up the soil, broadcast soybeans, disc under...

I have some photos to share but am out of town now and unable to post from my computer. I send BDahms a text with some photos that he will be posting for me later today. Hope you enjoy the pics. I enjoy seeing other posts so I thought I would share some of my own. Can't wait for season to start.

I'd be happy to share a couple pics if someone wants to post them for me. I can email them to someone who would be willing...

Am going to oversees my soybeans with winter rye around Labor Day. Curious what rate per acre would work best?

I have a kayak that has a lowrance hook 4 w/dsi.

Finding crappie in the early spring has been pretty easy for me but have never really tried much after that. Any pointers or tips to help me locate crappies during the heat of summer? I've got a hunch a few of these Iowa deer hunters are also crappie experts! Thanks!

Hey guys. Haven't needed to look at cams for the past couple year but am now in the market. Ideas on the best value cam? Thanks

So your simple answer is...never??? Just check the weather then? Haha

Generally check them a week or two after initially putting them out (got mine out July 7) to make sure they are working/aimed correctly. Then I won't check them until I spread winter rye in the beans around Labor Day.

Finally someone gets the pics going! Nice ones. I will be getting my cams out this Thursday.

Considering Nov 12-13 are weekend, that means the first slot would get you Oct 31-Nov 13...I don't think it gets any better than that.

I agree. I always thought SD was a sportsman's dream.

Thanks for the info guys. I planted the beans April 29th in SW WI. Lightly disced them in. Here's my question...I love 3 hours away so it's tough to get down there all the time. When would you first spray them? His coming week or the following week? Does it really matter? Thanks

Curious if anyone has a kayak setup for fishing? If you do or know of others who have them, any suggestions? Thanks.

Anyone have one? Just curious about the spreading width it produces with soybeans.