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| Where you are thinking early may planting i would try to some short day like you want. Also going for cattle feed i would maybe stretch my maturities as far as an 85 day. If it comes off wet you can always feed it. It will also expand your harvest window Also i farm some really tough blow sand ground. The one thing you have to worry about is shank strength and hanging on in a drought. If it is tough drought it will fall off in the wind so you need to be ready to get it when it is close to mature. I have lost 40 to 50 bushels an acre due to wind in my sand. I would stay out of milo as there isnt hybrid maturity short enough to get it to dry down and also with no export market the price is worthless.
Edited by peterbilt379 11/17/2025 06:48
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Growing corn in the desert
