Matt Tiffany measured soil temperature differences between the tilled strips toward the end of April.
The monitor shows the multiple varieties of soybeans Matt Tiffany planted, which are sold for seed.
Extensive rains bring challenges
Matt Tiffany applied fertilizer to his fields in the fall.
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