A soybean yield contest winner in South Dakota is planning strategy to get more bushels out of his 2021 crop. Moody County farmer Aubry Scherff tells Brownfield treating to prevent white mold, attention to seed populations and fertility and early planting contributed to winning last year’s Group One, Non-Irrigated category in the South Dakota Soybean Yield Contest.
“I just felt like people weren’t throwing the inputs into soybeans like they potentially could; wake that crop up another 10 to 15 bushel,” said Scherff Wednesday.
