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jman1234

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Soybeans can be grown from Canada to semitropical areas when:
 
  A) harvest dates are adjusted B) the appropriate maturity group is used.
  C) planting dates are adjusted. D) growth regulating chemicals are used.

Question 2

Lodging means that crops:
 
  A) are starting to make seed heads. B) have been taken to a storage facility.
  C) fall over. D) are ready for harvest.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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