Paradise725
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I also just came across this trail camera picture from July 15th last year. Notice the height of the soybeans in the background. I planted my soybeans at the same time this year as I did last year but they are not doing nearly as well. I think the difference is two-fold:
1. I planted ag beans this year instead of eagle seed forage soybeans. I was convinced there wouldn't be that much of a difference given that the field is nearly 5 acres in size. I'm starting to second-guess that decision...
2. The local crop fields (not super close, but there are several within a mile of this field) are all in corn this year. I'm wondering if the deer are just hammering my field because it has the only soybeans around.
This pic was taken from the RH corner of the field as shown in the panoramic view from the post preceding this one:
1. I planted ag beans this year instead of eagle seed forage soybeans. I was convinced there wouldn't be that much of a difference given that the field is nearly 5 acres in size. I'm starting to second-guess that decision...
2. The local crop fields (not super close, but there are several within a mile of this field) are all in corn this year. I'm wondering if the deer are just hammering my field because it has the only soybeans around.
This pic was taken from the RH corner of the field as shown in the panoramic view from the post preceding this one:
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