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The early mid-point of the summer is here and it may be wise to evaluate what has gone right and what may have done the opposite. In many ways there were lots of firsts that we had to deal with. Never before have we had to worry so much about laying in supplies or...

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The Main Task at Hand

What a difference two weeks makes. The first week of June many acres of soybeans still had to be planted. Lots of acres of corn had just been planted and were beginning to emerge. Of the corn that had emerged most acres were only in the V1 to V2 growth stage. The...

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Playing Catchup

June is here and surprisingly many parts of the cornbelt are struggling to get their last percentage of corn planted. It took a long time for the warmer air and fronts to make their way north and act like the warm weather was here to stay. A glance at the weather maps...

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Uncertainty for 2023

If this is supposed to be the last half of the spring why are parts of Colorado and much of the mountain west getting over 24 inches of snow? When the forecast was released it sounded a bit outlandish as the snow season was supposed to be long over with. Guess not....

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Planting Delays

Conditions have changed as of Monday 5/9 as that the temperatures are supposed to reach into the 90 F category for three or four days. That would be welcome in that it should warm the ground up and start us on the path of accumulating GDUs much faster than previous....

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Crop Happenings

Weather is described as what temperatures, sunlight and rainfall conditions are in a few seasons, while climate is the longer term averages of the same items. In a visit with Elwynn and his protégé I commented that in the last two decades or so we had seen abnormally...

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