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Should you plant into cold soils so the crop is in "on time?"

2015-04-28 22:35:00| Corn & Soybean Digest

Source: University of Illinois Extension Corn has been planted in all of the major corn-producing states. However, some cooler weather toward the end of April has some farmers wondering if they should wait to finish planting. It becomes a choice of getting corn planted "on time" or delaying it a week or so. read more

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