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Macon, IL | I have found here-and we are quite a bit south of you-if it is dry enough to work ground-it is dry enough to plant if your planter is set up properly.
Not often, but sometimes May here too. I have done several side by sides the last couple years-no doubt that no-till corn comes out of the ground slower. But by 3rd collar you usually can't tell much difference, it is hard to watch the first couple weeks. But by not having to spend time working the ground I am getting the corn in sooner than I would if I worked it.
Most important number is not seen until end of year. ;) | |
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No till corn question
