Swift Action to Address Low Soybean Stand Counts

May 31, 2024

DATE | May 2024

LOCATION | Imperial, NE

CROP | Soybeans

THREAT | Stand Count

MISSION | 1 2 3 4 5 6

Identifying and addressing stand count issues early is critical to minimizing yield loss and ensuring a successful growing season.

PROBLEM

The first mission revealed a significantly lower-than-expected stand count, with only 40% of the soybean field meeting the target.

RECOMMENDATION

The grower and salesman investigated the issue further and decided to replant the entire 106-acre field on June 5th.
Replant seed was purchased through a Nutrien location, ensuring a quick turnaround.

OPPORTUNITY

Timely decision-making on VE soybean stand count was crucial to avoiding potential yield loss.
This situation provided a valuable touchpoint, with ground-truthing and expert recommendations reinforcing the grower-salesman relationship.
At $60 per acre for seed, with a 10-day delay in replanting, the grower faced an estimated $115.00 in yield loss, highlighting the importance of quick action.

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