Indiana Corn Research & Updates Newsletter
Indiana Corn Update - Issue #27 — 12 March 2026
Early weed control, planting conditions, and nitrogen–sulfur management influence corn performance.
Kernel News - Soil Fertility & Plant Nutrition
Kernel News - Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition
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From Traditional N Management to Sensor-Based Decisions: What to Know Before Applying Nitrogen — 26 June 2025
Agriculture is in an era of transition, from traditional, uniform nitrogen (N) management toward more site-specific and digitally informed...
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Nitrogen Management Guidelines for Corn in Indiana — 25 October 2021
Nitrogen Management Guidelines for Corn in Indiana
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Using Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilizers Wisely – Dr. Jim Camberato — 19 October 2021
Phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) fertilizer prices have increased dramatically in recent months. If you cannot afford all the fertilizer P and K...
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Fall-applied Anhydrous Ammonia Best Practices – Dr. Jim Camberato — 19 October 2021
For those thinking about using anhydrous ammonia this year due to lower cost and greater availability.
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Should Supplemental Nitrogen be Applied to Corn following Heavy Rainfall? — 06 July 2021
Many locations in Indiana recently experienced rainfall totals in excess of 5 inches in a relatively short period of time. The heavy rainfall has...
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Ten Lessons from Research about Corn Response to Starter Fertilization — 13 September 2020
The meta-analysis revealed that starter fertilizer increased corn yields by an average of 5.2% across many growing conditions. Read the 10 lessons...