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CropWatch: Corn

Production and pest management news and information for Nebraska

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Nebraska Corn

The lastest information on corn production and management practices from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

New storyGrain Drying Information

Cool, Wet Weather has Slowed Corn and Soybean Drying, No Relief in Sight
Drying Grain in the Bin (including soybean recommendations), audio
Cool Grain to Avoid Runaway Deterioration
Drying Times for Binned Soybeans with Natural Aeration
Drying Times for Binned Corn with Natural Aeration
UNL Extension Lancaster County Grain Drying Web Site
Monitoring Natural Air Corn Drying-A Demonstration Project (pdf)
 

New storyQuestions and Answers

Farmer Q&A on Cutting Height for Tall Corn and How to Aid Breakdown of Residue

 

Nebraska State Contest in York, NE

Snowy weather couldn't keep the competitors in the 2009 Nebraska State Cornhusking competition away!  To learn more about the competitors and the contest, please click here.

Articles of Interest

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UpComingEvents

December 1-3:  Nebraska Ag Classic, Cornhusker Marriott, Lincoln, NE.

CornFacts

Corn is an economically important crop to Nebraska resulting in $5.4 billion in 2008 from 8.6 million acres harvested according to USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service.

  • Nebraska ranks 3rd in U.S. corn production
  • Nebraska has 8.1 million irrigated acres
  • Ethanol plants utilized 38% of Nebraska's grain (2007)

ContactUs

Charles Shapiro, UNL Extension Specialist
Jenny Rees, UNL Extension Educator
Keith Glewen, UNL Extension Educator