The soybean harvest is underway in Ohio, but dry weather conditions are causing concerns for farmers. Low moisture levels can lead to reduced yields and increased risk of damage during harvest. Farmers are encouraged to monitor their fields closely and adjust harvesting strategies accordingly. Some are opting to leave soybeans in the field longer to allow for more moisture absorption, while others are using harvest aids to help dry out the crops. Experts recommend checking moisture levels regularly and consulting with agronomists for advice on the best approach.
