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north central Ohio | We got caught up on soybeans and the rest need 3-5 days so went and looked at running some corn but it tested 30-34%. Much wetter than I anticipated. After finally getting rain end of August and labor day this stuff just won’t ripen but looks half dead to dead. Lots of cob rot starting on better looking ears and really stunted stuff can look really bad. Would you run and dry it or wait? I think it is going to get a lot worse as ears just aren’t big enough to drop and to many of huskes are tight. Worst drought I have been through so new territory. What’s your thoughts? Thanks Greg
Edited by pigfarmer82 9/27/2020 09:29
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Drought stressed corn with cob rot and smut
