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Oct 9, 2026
Harvest Takeaways After a Hot, Uneven Season in the Northern Plains
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Jesse AllenHOST
What's kind of the takeaways you're hearing as we are working through corn and soybean harvest?
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1:58Keith RekowGUEST
And with that perspective, we thought, well, there's, you know, think back, it's worried about the drought really, right? Are we going to survive this or whatever? And it turned out we had no disease effects in soybeans in my area at all per se.
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2:10Keith RekowGUEST
You know, we got out of the gate, got a pretty good stand, had no replants in my area.
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2:16Keith RekowGUEST
But the eastern part of my area, which kind of breaks along the James River kind of a little bit over to the Minnesota border and that side we do some minimum till on the soybeans basically.

Jesse AllenHOST
And so talk about this transition from your perspective and what folks need to be aware of here.