Roundup Ready Soybeans
02-09-2005, 06:19 AM
#11
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Roundup Ready Soybeans
You need to remember this, when you plant the winter crops in the beans, next spring you are going to have volunteer beans sprouting up in your small grains, that you cannot kill with weed killer, so you need to till up the field and start over with your new crop.
02-09-2005, 07:10 AM
#12
Fork Horn
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RE: Roundup Ready Soybeans
ORIGINAL: RonM
You need to remember this, when you plant the winter crops in the beans, next spring you are going to have volunteer beans sprouting up in your small grains, that you cannot kill with weed killer, so you need to till up the field and start over with your new crop.
You need to remember this, when you plant the winter crops in the beans, next spring you are going to have volunteer beans sprouting up in your small grains, that you cannot kill with weed killer, so you need to till up the field and start over with your new crop.
I was under the impression that any beans produced from RR soys would also by RR. But I'm willing to defer to your experience.
02-09-2005, 07:20 AM
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RE: Roundup Ready Soybeans
I believe Ron was saying just that---the volunteer soybeans will have to be disced under to kill them. Seems to me, if enough volunteer beans sprout up and with the cereal grain present---good early feed for deer.
02-09-2005, 02:25 PM
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RE: Roundup Ready Soybeans
ORIGINAL: greg-dude
I believe Ron was saying just that---the volunteer soybeans will have to be disced under to kill them. Seems to me, if enough volunteer beans sprout up and with the cereal grain present---good early feed for deer.
I believe Ron was saying just that---the volunteer soybeans will have to be disced under to kill them. Seems to me, if enough volunteer beans sprout up and with the cereal grain present---good early feed for deer.
FWIW- I don't plan to spray until the woods have greened up, I want my deer to be able to take advantage of the combo til then.
02-09-2005, 04:43 PM
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RE: Roundup Ready Soybeans
You could leave it be and have a summer feeding program, then try this....... let a small patch of the small grains go to seed and then in Sept. disc them down and let the seed from the small grain reseed itself for your fall crop, dont do this with all of it just a small patch and see how it does...Dont worry about the beans then , the frost will get them.
02-09-2005, 05:10 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Roundup Ready Soybeans
about 12 months ago i read where a company (dow? monsanto?) had developed a rr wheat. they decided to cancel marketing the seeds due to too many other international companies complaining (or something like that).
02-09-2005, 05:13 PM
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RE: Roundup Ready Soybeans
ORIGINAL: RonM
You could leave it be and have a summer feeding program, then try this....... let a small patch of the small grains go to seed and then in Sept. disc them down and let the seed from the small grain reseed itself for your fall crop, dont do this with all of it just a small patch and see how it does...Dont worry about the beans then , the frost will get them.
You could leave it be and have a summer feeding program, then try this....... let a small patch of the small grains go to seed and then in Sept. disc them down and let the seed from the small grain reseed itself for your fall crop, dont do this with all of it just a small patch and see how it does...Dont worry about the beans then , the frost will get them.
But they have the advantage of staying green through the winter and being available in the early spring before anything else greens up.
02-09-2005, 05:17 PM
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RE: Roundup Ready Soybeans
Answerguy and everyone else, thanks for the tips. Our soybean plot is pretty small and generally all of the beans are eaten. For us, this would be a little enhancer to the beans.
We are able to water this foodplot so I plan on broadcasting and then applying some artificial rain for seed to soil contact.
Thanks again.
Turkey and Planting season is right around the corner, I can't wait!!!!!
We are able to water this foodplot so I plan on broadcasting and then applying some artificial rain for seed to soil contact.
Thanks again.
Turkey and Planting season is right around the corner, I can't wait!!!!!
02-09-2005, 05:36 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Roundup Ready Soybeans
Monsanto.
REGINA - A big reversal from biotech giant Monsanto: the multinational company has shelved plans to introduce its controversial Roundup Ready Wheat. Monsanto says the decision follows extensive consultations with customers in the wheat industry. Many countries, especially in Europe, are opposed to genetically modified wheat and some threatened to stop buying any wheat from Canada.
info taken from here...
http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2004/05/10...onsanto0405010
REGINA - A big reversal from biotech giant Monsanto: the multinational company has shelved plans to introduce its controversial Roundup Ready Wheat. Monsanto says the decision follows extensive consultations with customers in the wheat industry. Many countries, especially in Europe, are opposed to genetically modified wheat and some threatened to stop buying any wheat from Canada.
info taken from here...
http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2004/05/10...onsanto0405010