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N.W. Illinois | Many years ago we had a early Pioneer number (I think it was 3737) that had a open husk at the tip, tight husk at the butt end, and maintained a upright ear at maturity. We had a rainy warm early Fall and the butt kernels grew the length of the ear and then some and then even some more. It looked ugly going into the dryer but really wasn't that noticeable after drying. I think it did take more propane to dry. | |
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Corn Sprouting Prior to Black Layer? Pics
