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Roundup Ready Soybean seed from the Co-op
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<blockquote data-quote="JhnDeereMan" data-source="post: 5131533" data-attributes="member: 21586"><p>You mentioned the Eagle beans. I planted my eagle beans the first week of June and was about an acre short and finished with these USG beans. They are not a forage bean by any means. I think they are a group 4.7 where the large lad eagle beans are a group 7. I have a good stand but the eagle beans are twice as tall right now. I put an electric fence around them. Plan to turn the deer in around August 1. Will be interesting to see if the fence causes the deer to stay away once I pull it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JhnDeereMan, post: 5131533, member: 21586"] You mentioned the Eagle beans. I planted my eagle beans the first week of June and was about an acre short and finished with these USG beans. They are not a forage bean by any means. I think they are a group 4.7 where the large lad eagle beans are a group 7. I have a good stand but the eagle beans are twice as tall right now. I put an electric fence around them. Plan to turn the deer in around August 1. Will be interesting to see if the fence causes the deer to stay away once I pull it. [/QUOTE]
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