Posted by kyplowboy on July 16, 2009 at 03:04:33 from (63.146.226.90):
I guess 2 year old would be a better term. Yesterday the local CPS store was dumping all the soybeans they had left in the tender truck to take to town. The high $ seed from a month ago they were selling for $10.50/bu now. They had several good numbers left to dump, said they do this every year and that they would sell'm to me for market price if I wanted any. I don't have a good place to keep them this year but would I have much yeild loss by keeping baged seed from one year to the next? I keep what's left out of the planter from one year to the next and never noticed them being too bad but what are yall's thoughts on this? Would keeping seed an extra year hurt much?
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