Mark Huso News Today

Good growing conditions during the past two and a half months have resulted in an eastern North Dakota soybean crop that is better than expected considering the late planting date, said Mark Huso, owner of Huso Crop Consulting and Soil Testing in Lakota, on the Agweek Corn and Soybean Tour.

Salts in the soil can make it so very few plants will grow there, and the problem will often get worse if not addressed.

The concept of variable rate has been around many years now, but it still has room to improve.