EL PASO, Ill. — A variety of weather events left some farmers scratching their heads this spring wondering if they should replant corn or soybeans this year. With harvest not far off, they will soon know if they made the right decision.
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Research tackles tough question — to replant or not to replant?
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Keith Ehnle, Beck’s Practical Farm Research lead, outlines factors to consider when determining whether to replant after a damaging frost during a Beck’s field day in El Paso, Ill., Aug. 10.
To simulate hail, researchers use a contraption with knotted ropes to beat up either soybeans or corn at different growth times.
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