Great comments from everyone so far. Some more things I was thinking about this afternoon as I was doing my cattle chores. Last year's corn was triple stack Dekalb, which I really liked. Unfortunately when the rain shut off at the end of July, there also went the potential for a great yield. The corn had great stalk strength and standability. When my neighbor combined for me last Fall, I rode with him to see how I did. He was impressed with the weed control I had. He said it was one of the cleanest fields he ever combined. I do have last year's crop stored in grain bank at my local elevator for cattle feed. Just hope I can make it until Fall, depends how many steers I have on hand at all times. I ask all this because last year my wonderful neighbor died in March. So his family had a machinery auction and rented out the land (too much $$ for me). Anyway, as they were lining up machinery for the auction, they found some Latham RR soybeans in the bags. So I asked if I could buy it, he said no, he gave it to me instead. So, since I have the bean seed, would I be a fool not to rotate my crop this year? I am hoping soybean prices will stablize or go up at least so I can sell the beans and buy back corn for cattle feed. Just some more food for thought. Thank you everyone again. Kow Farmer
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