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Corn planting progress?

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    Posted: 27 Apr 2012 at 10:29pm
Everybody was running this week , 1.5 inches of rain today will slow things up, but was very welcome and needed. Took some pictures while filling up with fert. I added the wilkle hitch to my 3700 kinze, better to have 7000 pounds on the 3-point than the drawbar during transport. Mike
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The guys with lotsa acres started on the 16th. Most started on the 23rd. Heard one guy say soil needs 5 dergees yet before he will start.

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WE need rain bad here. Corn is in the ground and it is getting dry. Dave.
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Finished at home last Sunday afternoon, test plot in town was done Wednesday. Raining now and variable amounts every day for the next week predicted. Beans will have to wait although most of the guys around here started Monday and some are nearly finished.
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Most of the corn is in around here, a lot of beans also.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote JW in MO Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 Apr 2012 at 8:26am
Finished planting corn here at home Wednesday, (all 8 rows), and got .1 of rain last night after all the Stormmageddon warnings from all local weathermen.  If the rain holds off, the renter plans to start planting corn this week in Northeast MO.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote VF Farms Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 Apr 2012 at 3:19pm
Had ours in for about two weeks and just yesterday we went over it with the rotary hoe now were waiting on a rain.
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We got corn done on the 22nd(500 ac approx.) and finished our beans on the 27th(500 ac approx), so we are done other than replant. We are really dry here too, but we got 3/10 inch of rain today and there is a chance most of the week for rain, so that will help things.
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About 60 acres went in this weekend in the neighborhood. Just the BTO's running so far.   I will likely start Friday.  We have had some bitter cold nights lately and my thoughts are that the ground is plenty cold yet.  Usually shoot for May 1st anyway.
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We got done with corn on the 6 th of April. Planted a little over 500 of beans. Got a flood today. Might have to replant the beans. Its been a real weird spring here so far. We waited 2 weeks to start planting corn. And we waited 2 weeks to start planting beans. And it isnt May yet. People around here had beans up by Easter.

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We got some real nice 80 deg weather, but now it's been cold.  Soil temp is only about 33 deg on non tilled and 38 in the tilled ground.  I'm in no big rush to stick seeds in the ground but we been getting the tillage done.  I went and planted 100 ac of corn on thursday to try out the new tractor, planter and system and get comfortable with everything.  I've got about 2000-2200 acres to plant so far this season.
 
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