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    Posted: 16 Oct 2024 at 4:12am
From just west of St Louis to Kansas and north into IA. Late plant or replant beans still mostly green and leafy, not going to do those any good.

As picked up the trailer and where been running materials north of here will be interesting to see yields from norther counties and such as IA. Beans hardly shin high, here the normal plantings over knee high, saw some farms around bowling green mo harvesting where trucks did not move much over a days time while seeing beans deposits slowly filling them, pretty obvious yields are just not happening.
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Our renters beans made 60+ bpa. Clarke county Ia. He is happy with that.
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Good to hear as most of what we saw did not appear that healthy
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Traditionally a hard frost comes to where I live by October 10th. Yesterday October 17th was the first what we call "Killing Frost". We have been dry. 5 combines have burned running soybeans in the area!
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Originally posted by klinemar klinemar wrote:

Traditionally a hard frost comes to where I live by October 10th. Yesterday October 17th was the first what we call "Killing Frost". We have been dry. 5 combines have burned running soybeans in the area!

A couple days ago, we were about 5 miles or so northeast of Rising Star TX, and we could see a plume of black smoke in the distance, got closer and lo and behold there was a JD round baler engulfed in flames. Operator managed to unhook the tractor, and pull away.
I tried to follow the science, but it was not there. I then followed the money, and that’s where I found the science.
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