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Wet Weather Saps Nitrogen from Corn Fields

2013-06-18 17:02:00| National Hog Farmer

Source: University of Missouri   Producers who don’t plan, watch and act for nitrogen deficiencies in their corn will lose green in their crop and at the bank, says a University of Missouri Extension plant scientist. Peter Scharf says drenching rains have depleted nitrogen fertilizer from the soil, especially anhydrous ammonia applied last fall. That was seven hard months ago. read more

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