Hadley Farms

Hadley Farms Corn, soybean, wheat, specialty crop and livestock farm in NE Indiana and NW Ohio.

Sweatshirt weather and mild winds make for great lime and litter spreading weather!
11/02/2024

Sweatshirt weather and mild winds make for great lime and litter spreading weather!

Corn is now complete. Now onto fertilizer and lime applications.
10/26/2024

Corn is now complete. Now onto fertilizer and lime applications.

Looks like we have a harvest moon. We are making the most of its light.
10/17/2024

Looks like we have a harvest moon. We are making the most of its light.

Soybean is complete. Wheat is going in the ground. Corn Harvest is the next target.
10/10/2024

Soybean is complete. Wheat is going in the ground. Corn Harvest is the next target.

Last night was another nice night for combining soybeans. We are just past the halfway done point. Raymond even negotiat...
10/06/2024

Last night was another nice night for combining soybeans. We are just past the halfway done point. Raymond even negotiated some operator’s seat time.

Out with the old, and in with the new. Doing a little auger flighting replacement while we wait on crops to mature.
09/26/2024

Out with the old, and in with the new. Doing a little auger flighting replacement while we wait on crops to mature.

This week’s weather is great for making hay and flying on cover crops. I’ve hired a couple drones to fly on cover crops.
09/11/2024

This week’s weather is great for making hay and flying on cover crops. I’ve hired a couple drones to fly on cover crops.

The May planted corn crop is part way through the reproductive stage of growth. Tassels are releasing the pollen, captur...
08/01/2024

The May planted corn crop is part way through the reproductive stage of growth. Tassels are releasing the pollen, captured by the silks, to produce the kernels on the ear. Each silk is connected to a potential kernel.
Tissue collection provides a great scouting opportunity. The leaf health narrative is starting to change among hybrids. This hybrid has not had a fungicide or insecticide application, and has relatively clean leaves. Some other hybrids in the same field are genetically more susceptible to disease and are showing their weakness.
The second picture shows almost no insect feeding on the silks. The third picture shows most stalks in the row trying to pollinate two ears per plant. While the plants get an “A” for effort, very few second ears have historically made it to harvest.

This turned some heads, today!
07/19/2024

This turned some heads, today!

The sun is out and it’s a nice day to scout fields for damage following last night’s storm. It’s also time for the next ...
07/16/2024

The sun is out and it’s a nice day to scout fields for damage following last night’s storm. It’s also time for the next round of tissue samples. This corn continues to remain healthy and is experiencing low leaf disease stress. Tissue sample results help to analyze product performance trials and quantify needs for additional fertilizer application.

Earliest wheat harvest I can remember . We don’t typically harvest in June!
06/23/2024

Earliest wheat harvest I can remember . We don’t typically harvest in June!

We had a great run this week. Finished corn and are one field of soybeans away from being done. Here are a few pictures ...
05/27/2024

We had a great run this week. Finished corn and are one field of soybeans away from being done. Here are a few pictures to enjoy while we are on a short rain delay.

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5505 Bull Rapids Road
Woodburn, IN
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