Dan Younggren, who farms at Hallock, Minnesota, appreciates the recent rain. “We needed the moisture to get the reseeded beets up and running and I think we got just what the doctor ordered.” Weeds are also taking off, but nothing out of the norm. “I know there was a lot of pre that went down during seeding, so that takes care of anything that’s going to poke through before the rigs get out there to take care of the business.” Waterhemp and kochia remain an issue, but Younggren says most growers have a good handle on resistance management.
