#Plant22

Starting the season off planting some soybeans!
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[@declanjoyce8640]

Cheers Eric.....

[@farmingwithcarp8551]

Thank you!

[@ryecarlson7867]

Very excited to see how the early bean rye combo harvest works out!!

[@abramziegler4960]

Interesting approach. Keep us updated. VNS rye seed?

[@farmingwithcarp8551]

Elbon

[@christiangangl5743]

Hi Carp You plant here soybean in rye? And you harvest both together? How does this work, rye will be finished in middle of July and soybean after 20 of September? So it's here in Austria, central Europe.

[@byronc8986]

When possible, can you explain how you separate the rye from the soybeans? Thanks.

[@microsoilenhancersinspirey5750]

They use some sort of seed seperator...we have a farm king here we are separating corn beans and buckwheat with, also sunflowers beans and buckwheat... More farmers are gonna start farming multiple crops at once in order to reach maximum potential!..

[@byronc8986]

@@microsoilenhancersinspirey5750 Many thanks for the explanation.

[@microsoilenhancersinspirey5750]

@@byronc8986 you are very welcome!

[@farmingwithcarp8551]

Yes, like already commented here, a rotary screen would work just fine to separate rye and soybeans. Large seed and small seeds are easily separated.

[@microsoilenhancersinspirey5750]

@@farmingwithcarp8551 very easy!..makes no sense to single crop!