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Harvest the pods. Soybeans start to mature in September, and are ready for harvest when the pods are green and the seeds become plump and fully grown. Be sure to harvest the beans before the pods turn yellow. To harvest, simply pick the entire pod off the plant.
At this point, plant a soybean variety with a relative maturity rating of 0.5 units shorter than your original soybeans. For instance, if you live in central Minnesota and originally planted a RM 1.7 variety, by about June 10 switch to an early group I soybean (such as a RM 1.2). Late June replants may need to be switched to a variety that is one (whole) maturity unit shorter than you would normally plant.