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David Darnall

Posted 9/27/2006 08:48 (#47040)
Subject: soybeans under water

After the rain last week, I have some beans under water. What do all of you think I can expect. It is backwater so I am hoping there will be little or no current to knock them down. They were just turning yellow when the water started to rise, so I do not think they were still growing.

Can I salvage anything, or will I just be counting on what I can get from the insurance?

Thanks for your ideas.

David

soybeans under water - David Darnall : 9/27/2006 08:48
- RE: soybeans under water - sri : 9/27/2006 09:22
- RE: soybeans under water - Tim KS : 9/27/2006 09:26
- This is what I expect. - Tim Cooke : 9/27/2006 10:36
- RE: soybeans under water - mij : 9/27/2006 10:46
- RE: soybeans under water - cotman : 9/27/2006 19:40
  - Re: soybeans under water - boog : 9/29/2006 07:49
    - Does crop insurance cover flood prone ground? - Ed Winkle : 9/29/2006 07:59
      - RE: Does crop insurance cover flood prone ground? - cotman : 9/29/2006 09:32
        
        Ed, I have insurance. - Tim Cooke : 9/29/2006 17:48
- Re: soybeans under water - PORTFARMS : 9/27/2006 20:31
  - Re: soybeans under water - deereman23 : 9/27/2006 22:16

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