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Monitor Corn Fields for Stalk Quality Problems

2013-09-28 02:36:00| Corn & Soybean Digest

Source: DuPont Pioneer Growers should monitor their fields as harvest approaches, to identify stalk quality problems and prepare to harvest before field losses can occur. Weak stalks can be detected by pinching the stalk at the first or second elongated internode above the ground. If the stalk collapses, advanced stages of stalk rot are indicated. read more

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