Paper · 1917 · University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas)

Harvesting the soy-bean seed

W. J. Morse

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Abstract

This bulletin gives best practices for harvesting soy beans. Soy beans can be harvested manually using farm equipment -- such as the corn knife, mower, reaper, and binder -- or with machines. Before storing, soy beans must be completely dry. Other topics discussed include harvest time, curing, handling, thrashing, and straw production.

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Soy beans should be completely dry before storage.

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soy beansGlycine maxe0
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“Before storing, soy beans must be completely dry.”

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