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    #11
    ...you need some ghetto land then sumdumguy.

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      #12
      Not sure if its the last few years or the bullshit around our area but there has been lots of 40-50 soybean yields. SDG, there are alot of good varieties out now. Farma, I know what ghetto land is like haha!

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        #13
        Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
        ...you need some ghetto land then sumdumguy.
        Like in Mexico? When you are down South, like in Phoenix, doesn't it surprise you? That red, baked earth actually can grow something. I know this as really off-topic but its raining out and I can't talk about combining😝

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          #14

          Soy bean varieties have changed a lot in the past few years. we are seeing far shorter season varieties than we used too. I would agree that the soybean need aug moisture. That can come from rain or soil. I believe with lots of moisture saved up in the soil the way it has been the past few years in a lot of areas that there is enough for soy.

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            #15
            Beans will tell you where your good land is.

            4G, it won't be BS on the yields.

            Cheap to grow, and will come back podding after a drubbing from hail (July 10) if any hint of a tiny piece of leaf remains on a plant. If it was flax that was hit like that on June 28, the yield is zero.

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              #16
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