Our dedicated team delivers expertise to Legend dealers and growers through local, tailored support. As a team, we are focused only on our customers and their success. The right seed, at the right time, in the right place. At harvest time, that means keeping you in the loop on progress throughout our footprint.

• Minnesota update from Jeffrey Sorenson, Sales Agronomist: Silage harvest has all but wrapped up around most of the state, and soybean harvest is getting going in between the rain showers. Both corn and soybean yields in central Minnesota are coming in great, but there is still not much action in southern Minnesota due to all the rain. Among the corn reports that are coming in, the common theme is that it is much dryer than expected. For more information, email Jeffrey.
• North Dakota update from Mike Tofsrud, Sales Agronomist: Soybean harvest in the northern half of the state is in full swing, but at a slow pace over the last week due to wet weather. The southern half of the state is starting to get rolling as well. The corn harvest has started in some areas where growers have decided to take some corn while waiting for beans to dry down. Continue to monitor stalk strength to keep ahead of any stability issues. For more information, email Mike.
• South Dakota update from Nick Brandenburg, Sales Agronomist: Large portions of South Dakota are still trying to dry out from the past week’s wet and cool weather. Many areas will be ready to harvest once field conditions improve. Stalk issues continue to be a concern in just about every corn field. Soybean moisture should be monitored closely as well to reduce pod shatter. For more information, email Nick.
• Wisconsin update from Jacob Andrle, Sales Agronomist: Combines are rolling on both corn and soybeans across Wisconsin. Silage harvest is mostly done, with a few fields left to go in some areas. Corn has been running very well for yields with good test weights compared to last fall. Stalk quality is still a concern in all parts of the state so having a harvest plan or not waiting to harvest suspect fields is key. Soybean yields have been variable, with areas that were dry seeing slightly below average numbers. For more information, email Jake.

If you have questions, please contact your local Legend Seeds agronomist for guidance. We are here to help!