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Leesburg, Ohio | A few observations:
I'm not a "real" agronomist, other than my agronomic classes in college, and a lifetime of experience growing corn and soybeans, so....
Asking for a scientific agronomic explanation for why corn looks like it does in an unknown location, without any pictures, specific varieties or genetics, specific conditions, feet on the ground, or other details, as compared to some other set of unknown varieties with similar lack of information, is probably a bit of a stretch.
Not sure what the point of your post is, if not just to bad-mouth a company you say you don't use anyway. Are you trying to keep others from using it? Probably won't work.
You say you have a test plot. Good for you! Use it to the extend you can, and I hope you learn things that will improve your results in the future. It probably will mean nothing to many of us located elsewhere.
Seems this site has plenty of haters anymore...haters of John Deere and haters of Pioneer. Not sure why those stand out. I cannot remember ever seeing a single original post that randomly attacks any other color of equipment, or any other seed company... | |
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Serious Pioneer corn question....
