Field corn kernels, also known as dent ... With the right equipment and a little patience, you can grow corn sprouts and ...

“A small fraction of the field corn we grow goes to actual food products such as cornflakes or sweeteners or such,” explains Casner. “It’s actually less than 10% that goes towards those ...

Ear count, not just population, makes corn yield. The first step to more ears per field is stand and ear counts ... off the stalk in a circular pattern, growing downward at a 30˚ angle.” ...

Sweet corn and field corn are two distinct types of corn ... but you can also feel for the full kernels through the husk. If you’re growing your own sweet corn and don't mind poking a hole ...

especially if planting into a field with a history of the disease. Check with your seed provider to determine the NCLB rating for hybrids you are growing if NCLB has been an issue in the past.

because the corn either has not yet been planted or is too small to be damaged significantly. Even when fields are severely damaged early in the growing season, they can often be replanted. On the ...

Planting other forage species between corn rows might offer better feed than corn grazing alone, but there are challenges to ...

It is essential that resistant varieties be used in fields with a history of Gray leaf ... on corn residue and can be especially problematic in corn planted behind corn. The fungus does not grow well ...

For the most part, farmers aren’t growing the sweet corn that you eat on a perfect ... turns around in a field in Sheridan County, Kansas, during the harvest season in mid-October.

Brad Kiefer is winning multiple corn and soybean yield contests by sticking with his grandfather's way of farming.

A study by researchers at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities offers new insights into how alternating corn and soybean ...