Posted by Dave from MN on April 14, 2009 at 12:01:20 from (96.24.108.212):
I am contemplating abondining planting soybeans this year to keep it 2 crops, rye, corn. One of the feilds I would be putting corn in rather than beans was spring wheat last year, corn prior to that. The other feild would be corn on corn, 3rd year. I did not keep enough manure for all this if planting all corn. Any advice on going wheat to corn or should i just till, plant, and fertilize like any other non manured feild. I just do not think I want to deal with 3 crops again, plus i will have a corn feild adjacent to my pasture to graze the cows on. I think corn will hold or climb in price but have a feeling alot of people are switching to soybeans and that price will drop.
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