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    Posted: 07 May 2012 at 8:47pm
Trygves corn is up, and the hay is down.  The corn was planted on the april 24th, can row it now, a friend planted with a kinze in the field next to it, at the same time. We are all watching to see how the allis planted compares to the kinze, his precision planting rep will be checking both throughout the season.         GOING ORANGE IS GREAT!!!!! 
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I sure hope it's dryer up there than down here by Clinton ifin you got hay down. Lots of corn around here will pop up right quick if we get any kind of sunshine. Some early stuff is close to 6 inches tall now.
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ALOT OF CORN PLANTED HERE IN EAST CENTRAL MO. IN MID TO LATE MARCH MOST CORN IS 1 FOOT TO KNEE HIGH. BUT HAS BEEN WET FOR THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS VERY FEW BEANS PLANTED. NO HAY HAS BEEN CUT AROUND HERE ITS READY BUT HAS BEEN TO WET.

Edited by ctbowles58 - 07 May 2012 at 11:29pm
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