If reduced stands are a concern, a potential solution is to replant fields. However, before replanting corn or soybeans, consider these 3 steps. 

Strip-tiller Andy Jobman is finishing planting after severe drought followed by rain delayed his progress.

Minnesota farmer Vance Johnson dedicated 60 acres to an experimental plot to learn more about farming the clays in the Red River Valley. 

USDA's crop progress report for the week ended May 1 reported 14% of corn crops and 8% of soybeans have been planted.

Imbibitional chilling may occur in corn and soybean seeds if the soil temperature is below 50°F when the seed imbibes, meaning it rapidly takes up water from the soil usually within 24 hours after planting.