Posted 5/16/2021 08:00 (#9007693 - in reply to #9007669) Subject: RE: Why are Corn Yields so poor in the Mississippi Delta?
SE Arkansas
It’s precision leveled, not flat, but the fall is very small. If the fall was steeper, the water would move too fast. The erosion would be enormous and the ground would not accept much of the water. In rare cases some clay ground has to be leveled to zero grade. Rice is generally grown in this situation.
Why are Corn Yields so poor in the Mississippi Delta?
