Crop Report

Leonardo Rocha
Soy Envoy
leonardo.rocha@siu.edu

Leonardo Rocha
Soy Envoy
618-434-7074
leonardo.rocha@siu.edu
LEONARDO ROCHA UPDATES
LEONARDO ROCHA UPDATES
Plants are reaching R1 stage this week and beginning to display drought stress symptoms. Some farmers are already running irrigation systems in the region. High temperatures, elevated sand content, and lack of precipitation may limit plant growth in the following weeks in fields without access to irrigation
This is the same field in White County from my 05/17 report. Plants have reached V3 stage (V1-V2 last week). Great overall weed control, along with some post-herbicide application injuries (see photos). The recent precipitation has left the fields with high moisture levels, but the dry and warm forecast along with elevated sand content in this region may cause water stress soon.
This soybean field is located in White County, just south of Carmi. Field is currently at V1 stage, with some plants reaching V2
This soybean field has uniform germination and good plant stand.