Take a look at a new report from Jim Camberato, Bob Nielsen, and Dan Quinn that discusses updated estimates for Economic Optimum N Rates considering the current high grain prices and exorbitant fertilizer prices.
One of the more unusual issues showing up in Indiana corn fields this summer is “tassel...
Agriculture is in an era of transition, from traditional, uniform nitrogen (N) management toward...
Seed represents one of the largest variable input costs for Indiana corn growers—second...
As corn advances through grain fill and approaches physiological maturity (black layer), one...
As corn harvest approaches in Indiana, it is important to start monitoring and managing for the...
Although yield is always at the forefront of many corn farmers and agronomists’ minds...