Corn is finally getting up over the clover

The field of wheat that is under seeded this year is not the one next to this, but the field down by the pole barns.

[@lukestrawwalker]

What did you use for burndown?? My BIL thought they were nuts because around here on these sandy land hills they'll plant one day and spray their burndown/preemerge the next. Course up here on this sandy land, even if they get a 2 inch rain after planting, a guy could STILL get across the field with a sprayer to do the burndown within a day or two anyway. Far different than the flat land with heavy black clay on our other farm at Needville... there you get a half inch or so could knock you out of the field for a week and by then your corn is up...

[@larryesmith5060]

Looks like your burndown didn't work on the clover

[@ethacker6682]

a fall burndown may be a necessary evil. spring burndown lets the legume take out too much moisture.there is nothing left for the new spring crop

[@839Unipicker]

Not an issue in this part of New Jersey