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Re: Corn and beans/ RR forage soybeans Here are two methods of keeping soybeans green up to frost. Delay planting, which will decrease height and total tonnage produced, but will be green longer than the same variety planted earlier. Or plant a much later maturing forage soybean that can be...

No vistive in the south yet to speak of. Keeping it close to where most of the processors are. $0.90 on the river here for non-gmo. We are currently growing 2 different university lines, a 4.8 and 5.3 maturity.

Seeing how over 92-95% of soybeans grown in the USA are RR, it would not be hard to find. Non-gmo or non-RR soybeans are in such demand now, you can almost get a dollar more per bushel for them.

Definite no-no. As a seed grower for RR soybean, we have to account for every bushel planted, harvested, conditioned, sold, and unsold. Food plot use is covered under the patent. Even non-Roundup soybeans cannot be sold for seed out of the bin from a farmer if they are PVP'd. Under the PVP...

Re: Corn and beans/ RR forage soybeans Dbtree, do you think my RR viny types would help? We bred the wild viny type to our RR forage type and have a very aggressive RR viny type that looks great in our plots in combination with our RR forage soybean and corn. I have some pictures of the...

I believe that would be the 32nd day of the year.

Don't plant them too deep. Plant according to moisture. 3/4 of an inch is ideal. Because they have cotyledons and have to push them up through the soil, they can break their neck so to speak if the soil crusts over. Corn can push from deeper and is recommended at 2". Your old JD drill was...