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EC Nebraska | Several years ago there was a poster in either New Mexico or Arizona that grew a little dryland corn. If I'm remembering correctly, he tried it because he had a wetter than normal spring. But he didn't get any, or almost no, rain between planting and harvest. And still harvested around 50 bushel/acre. I think he planted around 12,000 seeds/acre.
He said there wasn't much problem with weeds because it never rained enough for them to germinate.
Anyone else remember that thread, or am I imagining things? | |
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trying to find old thread
