Watch the full process from start to finish! #KiotiTractor #FoodPlots #LandManagement nd plant corn and soybean food plots.

“And there’s absolutely nothing you can do,” Nywening said. Reflecting the poor planting conditions, the crop-insurance deadline for corn has been extended to June 17, two days later than usual.

O’Connor said that after being rained out for two weeks, he got into his tractor around 5pm, hoping to spend the night planting corn.

“Trying to plant corn 1.75” to 2” deep in a three-inch lug track makes for some tough-looking corn,” he says. Here are two options for consideration. 1.

A small percentage of corn and soybean planting remains after a busy week in the fields. The U.S.D.A. report shows that 98% of the corn crop is in the ground.

Many farmers are finished with planting corn, while others continue the effort to get the crop in the ground. We talked with a Lancaster County farm family about planting season.