Central NY. We planted oats Mar. 30- first time ever. Finished the first week of Apr. Finally gave in and planted 1/4 of my corn Apr. 17/18, and quit. Conditions were unbelievably perfect. Worked some more ground just to get the rocks off. Then the 6" heavy wet snow ushered in three weeks of too wet, cold, and several freezes. Finally got back on the ground Mon. Shallow tillage was OK, but it began to appear that some ground should be re-ripped, but it was way too wet down in for that to be productive. Finished corn Fri. Now it is all sprayed. Oats are looking better, but are real good only on high spots and over tiles. I emptied the corn planter in some bare spots in the field from a month ago. Those spots are still dark and smell. The corn is about 4" tall. Early planting yield bump will never make up for the bare spots.
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