Torrential rains in mid-May followed by days of high heat caused crusting and affected soybean emergence in some fields throughout the region.
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Soybeans were emerging unevenly at Ana Carcedo’s field trials near Thompson, N.D. Photo by Ana Carcedo.
Heavy rains followed by heat caused crusting in soybean field trials by Thompson, N.D. Photo by Ana Carcedo.
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