Posted by super99 on August 24, 2008 at 17:15:31 from (75.107.240.33):
In Reply to: Wheat After Corn? posted by super99 on August 24, 2008 at 02:51:27:
What I left out, Sorry about that. I live in western Ill, Just south of I 80. It's in corn this year, Preemerge with generic Lasso-Atrazine, and follow up with Liberty. My thought was to harvest corn, disk 2 times and drill wheat in the fall. Overseed the beans in the spring. I have some bean acres that I could try it on, but a lot easier to get to the cornstalks than the bean field. Thought I had read about RR wheat, but I must be mistaken. Corn is about 30% broke off and leaning, so I was concerned about volunteer corn coming up next spring. Lots of beans went in late this year,might as well have been double crop. We will see what happens to them.Thought about seeding with a airplane, might be better. Thanks, I will let you know if I try it. Chris
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