Corn Tassels and Bean Blossoms
Corn Evens Out After Unusual Planting Season - Soybeans are [...]
Muddy Fields Cause Slow Planting Completion Again This Year
Rains Were Prolific in April and May in Central [...]
It’s April 15, Time To Plant Corn
Moving Along with Spring Planting 2020 Trent Brandenburg has already [...]
Waiting For It To Quit Raining
Machinery Ready for Spring Planting Trent Brandenburg has his machinery [...]
Tax Time Around the Farm
Late Winter Means Tax Time and Spring Equipment Preparation [...]
We Are Not Having A Normal Winter
Winter Rains & Flooding Following 60 Degrees in January [...]
How Are 200-bushel Corn and 65-bushel Beans Not Good?
Snow Before Thanksgiving As the 2019 harvest dragged on, [...]
Gonna Be A Lo-o-o-ng Harvest
Trent is about 35% done with his corn harvest. He wants to get his beans out first. The corn maturity is also irregular and spread-out for the same reasons as the beans.
Recent Rains Helped Corn And Beans
Trent visited the Farm Progress Show in Decatur this week, to keep up with new developments and enjoy the friendly greetings of the various ag sales people.
Corn Looks “Amazingly Well” For Bad Planting Conditions
Trent Brandenburg said, "The corn looks amazingly well for the conditions it was planted in. He continued, "Beans are a different story. There aren't any nice-looking bean fields because of the spotty germination."