Midseason hail forces tough crop decisions.

If my soybean fields are hit by hail in early July, should I consider replanting? Yield recovery from hail can be 80% to 90%, depending on how much leaf tissue is destroyed, when plant stands are at or above 100,000 plants per acre. However, unlike corn, soybeans have multiple growing points that may allow the crop to regenerate leaves and recover up to 70% of its yield potential in optimum conditions. [Extracted from the article]