The Greene Gazette – May 31st, 2024
Greenecropconsulting • July 26, 2024
This is the May 31st edition of the Greene Gazette, our weekly newsletter covering a variety of farming topics. In this article, you’ll read about poor stand counts and managing early season weeds. If you have a topic you would like to see discussed, contact the author at raelyn@greenecrop.com.
Link 1: Get Recent Rainfall Totals By Clicking On A Map – US | RainDrop
Link 2: Thin Soybean Stands: Should I Replant, Fill In, or Leave Them Alone? (purdue.edu)
Link 3: How to manage giant ragweed, waterhemp escapes (farmprogress.com)
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