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Mississippi Corn: Mid-Season Crop Update, Management Tips – Podcast
Dr. Erick Larson, MSU Extension – State Corn Specialist and Mr. Nolan Stapleton, MSU Extension Associate – Corn Verification Program discuss some common issues experienced this season and relevant corn […]
Hubbs on Grain: Corn Acreage and Stocks – Where Do We Stand?
Corn futures prices rallied about $0.90 per bushel since the beginning of May. The rally reflects expectations that planted acreage will fall well short of March intentions and on yield […]
Ohio Corn: What Can We Expect from Ponding, Saturated Soils?
Persistent rains during May and early June have resulted in ponding and saturated soils in many Ohio corn fields and led to questions concerning what impact these conditions will have […]
WASDE Coarse Grains: Sharply Lower U.S. Corn Production
This month’s 2019/20 U.S. corn outlook is for increased beginning stocks and imports, sharply lower production, reduced feed and residual use and exports, and smaller ending stocks. Beginning stocks are […]
Mississippi Corn: Do Top-Dress Timing, Short Plants Affect Yields? – Podcast
Much of Mississippi’s corn is now tasseling. Dr. Erick Larson, MSU Extension – State Corn Specialist and Mr. Nolan Stapleton, MSU Extension Associate – Corn Verification Program discuss some of […]
Alabama Wiregrass: Corn Farmers Worried Over Dry Conditions
Expectations for higher-than-normal May temperatures have Wiregrass corn producers on edge as the spring growing season shapes up to be a dry one. Brandon Dillard, an Alabama Extension regional […]
Hubbs on Grain: Corn Price Strength Grows on Supply Issues
Reduced acreage and lost yield potential for the 2019 corn crop look to drive prices higher as the wet weather continues to cover much of the Corn Belt. The magnitude […]
Midwest Corn: How Will Late Planting Affect Acreage, Yield, Marketing?
USDA’s release of the Crop Progress report on May 20 showed corn planting at 49 percent nationally. The planting progress in numerous major corn producing states lags behind historical averages significantly. The […]
Midwest Corn: Price Increases, PLC Payments, and Prevented Planting
This article documents the very late planting that is occurring in 2019, leading to the prospects of lower yields and higher than normal prevented planting from crop insurance. As a […]
Southeast Iowa Research Farm Spring Field Day, Crawfordsville, June 20
Farmers and farm businesses in southeastern Iowa can learn about the latest crop production research and trends during the Iowa State University Southeast Research and Demonstration Farm spring field day […]
