I am sure there are some good beans out there some place. USDA says there are
However, my reading, and I stress "reading, crop tour reports etc" because I haven't seen them personally
Seems like a lot of the bean acres are struggling a bit, or maybe more than corn acres
Beans have that yellow look and seem to be stunted in growth
Does anybody have experience with beans that got off to a bad start, or got rain like happened this yr.
then end up with average to better than average, when harvested, if the weather gets better
Any time my beans look crappy, at the beginning, they never seem to snap out of it and yield
Won't happen on our farm
Poor beans on wet or cold soil, such as get a stunted look to them, stay poor all yr. on our farm, no matter what happens later
The beans that get saved "here" in Aug. are the beans that suffer dry weather, not wet or cold and yellow and stunted
Do you have experience with rain and then dry out with good yields
Some good weather and the beans suddenly surprise us
Like I said, not on our farm, but your farm is different
Can weather change and most/many of the beans yield better?? than what they look now
Are we looking at poor yields on a large acreage or could many of those acres be a surprise, and yield better than they look now
I am sure many would like to know the weather, but how your beans re-act to what ever weather we get, may give us a idea of what to expect, for most acres, as the clock ticks onward
Hope you get the drift of my question
