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Lancaster County, Pa. | "Regulating the way a crop grows........looks like an emerging trend" I for one would also like some ideas of how to regulate bean growth. I see it time and again with soybeans here in SE Pa, beans planted early(as the first crop) and given good moisture will grow like mad and produce average yields or less. Give those same beans the proper amount of drought stress at the proper time and they grow half the height with same or better yields. There has to be a way to put more into making beans and less into making stalk on the years when we have adequate to exessive ground moisture. I cut some beans this fall that were 54" tall (I had a tape measure in the combine), made 60 bushel, cut a lot of beans half that height making 75 bushel. Not only do these monster beans stalks yield poorly, but they are a pain to combine. | |
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vineger for PDR for soy. has anyone heard this?
