When soybeans enter the reproductive growth phase and are beginning to flower at R1, they become more vulnerable to wheel track damage, according to UW-Madison soybean specialist Shawn Conley.
Wheel track damage to soybeans consideration
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Spraying soybeans can result in wheel traffic damage like this.
R1 is beginning flowering; it’s also the point at which the clock starts ticking on glyphosate applications.
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