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Jan 31st, 2025, I may never forget this. Been doing March beans since 2018. Never had a March bean ave under 75. Asking these beans to sit for 3 months, conditions were beautiful. Frost is at 2.5-3 in. Planted 3.5 acres at 140k at 2-2.25 inches. If you don’t...

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Farmerfrey1 年前

Gleaner owners been planting beans in November-December for years… 🙄

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Ryan R. Nell1 年前

lol we tried December 11th planting on 2020

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First Cup Last Cup1 年前

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MYT1 年前

Boy Ryan, I’d hate to be your neighbor… How’s anyone supposed to beat you to the field now?!

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Ryan R. Nell1 年前

Lol I encourage more people to try stuff like this

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Nick Shoemaker1 年前

We will probably have more snow here in May than we had in January!

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Ryan R. Nell1 年前

Don’t say that lol

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Buckeyefarmer1 年前

Definitely would have needed the row cleaners for the snow today

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scott1 年前

We plant beans in April 9 naked no treatment work every time best yields earlier the better

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CNH guy1 年前

My planter tractor is in for warranty updates

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Theratnick1 年前

How much total frost below...

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Ryan R. Nell1 年前

18-24 inches

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