Spring planting is upon farmers in the Midwest. While the soil temperature may be right, the date on the calendar may be all wrong.
Some farmers may have already started planting. However, others whose crops are insured under the Federal Crop Insurance Program need to follow specific deadlines for getting corn and soybeans into the ground. The USDA's Risk Management Agency provides these dates, but they vary by state and county.
It is important that farmers remind themselves of the RMA planting dates for both corn and soybean planting before heading to the fields.
The following links show Missouri county maps and dates for each crop:
PLANTING DATES TO REMEMBER: Before heading out to the field, know your USDA-RMA corn and soybean planting dates.
Initial planting dates for corn: March 20, April 1 and April 5
Final planting dates for corn: May 10, 15, 25 and 31
Initial planting dates for soybeans: April 15, 20, and 25
Final planting dates for soybeans: June 15, 20, 25 and 30
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