Crop conditions remain variable in Michigan following inconsistent rains across the state.
Golden Harvest Seeds Michigan agronomist Charles Scovill tells Brownfield crop emergence is dependent on if seeds found moisture at planting.
“We’ve got crop out there right now that’s two to three inches tall side-by-side crop that’s 18 to 20 inches tall, and that’s going to cause some real challenges when it comes to harvest this fall,” he shares.
Scovill is currently seeing rapid growth syndrome which he says appears like scattered yellow plants in corn fields as plant growth has been accelerating.
Fields showing signs of split growth patterns
