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Kooiker
Posted 4/16/2021 22:49 (#8956116 - in reply to #8956087)
Subject: RE: planting pace with dry weather



Clay SEIA - 4/16/2021 22:27

guypatrick - 4/16/2021 21:42 Are you suggesting yields would have been higher with late planting in 2012?


Depends.  I had a couple farms planted later in May 2012 that were still alive when we got some hurricane rains pushed up from the south about Iowa State Fair time, they yielded WAAAAY better than the early April planted corn that was already long dead and black layered.  Timing is everything if you don't have very forgiving soils and you are right on the ragged edge of running completely out of moisture when it's 100 degrees. 




We replanted an 80 on something like the 15th of May in 2012.     Not late for planting corn by any means but it was 2+ weeks later than everything else that year.      That was our best corn in 2012 by a long shot due to some what cooler temp at pollination and a late rain.    Everything else was too far mature for that late rain to help much.    It was CoC and beat the CoB beside it that was planted 2 weeks earlier by a bunch.

Actually that may still be the highest avg corn yield we've had on that farm.   It was good.




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