Ohio Country Journal

Evaluating waterlogged crops

Ohio corn and soybean fields just can?t seem to catch a break from the late spring and early summer rains. Matt Hutcheson, Product Manager with Seed Consultants says that while parts of the field may have been washed out, there is still potential out there for...

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Still wet Between the Rows

Still wet Between the Rows

Ben Klick, Stark CountyWe finally got enough dry weather to get the straw wrapped up and we got some manure hauled to make things look and smell better around here. We got an inch of rain over the weekend ? seven-tenths earlier today and three-tenths last night.The...

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Ben Klick, July 24

We finally got enough dry weather to get the straw wrapped up and we got some manure hauled to make things look and smell better around here. We got an inch of rain over the weekend ? seven-tenths earlier today and three-tenths last night.The first two weeks of July...

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Glen Newcomer, July 24

In our part of the state the rains have been sporadic but it seems like everyone is still getting showers. In the areas that are saturated, these additional rains continue to stress those areas of the fields. Additional problems associated with waterlogged soils are...

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Brandon Monebrake, July 24

It rained every day last week. We?re not getting a huge amount, just a little here and there. It?s supposed to hold off until Thursday now. We got an inch total all last week.We?ve got some corn that is still not completely tasseled yet, but the corn around home is...

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Scott Metzger, July 24

We?ve actually missed some of these rains. This last week we had about eight tenths but to the south we really didn?t get hardly anything. The northern part of the county got around 2 inches. We are almost at 8 inches of rain for the month of July so far and the...

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