In Ohio, soybean is generally grown in narrow rows (7. Across all of the populations and irrigation conditions, 15 inch rows yielded 10.
OSU's Lindsey actually recommends Ohio growers plant beans as tightly as 7.
In his New York population and row-width trials, Cox determined that soybeans planted in 7.
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The soybean plant population at harvest.
(seeds/acre) planted in 20 inch rows.
Soybean plants grown in narrow rows generally produce more grain than.
The later in the growing season soybeans are planted, the greater the yield increase due to narrow rows.
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In Ohio, soybean is generally grown in narrow rows (7.
Across all of the populations and irrigation conditions, 15 inch rows yielded 10.
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The same question regarding the effect of reduced populations on soybean yields exists today for farmers switching to narrow-row soybeans.
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In Ohio, most soybeans are planted in row widths ≤ 15 inches.
Soybeans grown in narrow rows (≤ 15 inches) tend to out-yield soybean produced in wide row width (30 inches) due to.