As farmers wrap up harvest, some are leaving rows of corn standing in their fields to help prevent blowing snow from covering ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. MATHEUS SILVA/GETTY IMAGES When I was a little girl, I used to play counting games while I ate corn on the cob. First, I would ...

Most ears of corn have an even number of kernel rows because the plant forms kernels in paired cell structures, determined by its genetics. Environmental stress can influence the number of kernels ...

Terra incognita. When Bob Recker turned off every other row on his no-till planter, doubled the plant population, and punched seed into Iowa soil, he crossed into the uncharted territory of 60” row ...

Corn rows seeded 60 inches apart or more aim to accommodate both corn and cover crops. Resides In: West Des Moines, Iowa Background Gil Gullickson grew up on a Langford, South Dakota, century farm ...

KIMBERLY — University of Idaho Extension Educator Steven Hines believes he’s found an effective way for farmers who interplant cover crops between corn rows to significantly boost forage production.

Being called narrow-minded when it comes to corn production is a compliment to a University of Illinois crop scientist and a pair of Hoosier farmers. Randy Bales and his son, Brad, Lewisville, Indiana ...

Narrow-row corn recently has been a popular topic in the Agriculture Online Talk groups. Interest is picking up in some parts of the country. Some of it is coming from livestock producers who grow ...

Ed Hain thought his corn was a liar in the fall of 1975. Atop a John Deere 7700 rumbling through a Nebraska field 80 miles west of Omaha, Hain watched his combine swallow four acres of 200 bu. corn.

In the October 19th delivery, we received the last organic corn of the year, which is, of course, from Hokkaido.Unlike ...