As of May 12, 15 percent of Iowa’s corn was planted (USDA-NASS). This is a slower pace than what Iowan’s experienced even in the flood year, 1993, when 20 percent was planted at this time in May. The 8 percent planted before May 5 was subjected to dramatic soil temperature changes as well as up to a foot of snow in parts of Iowa. Many Integrated Crop Management News articles, blogs, Twitter posts, and other media document spring 2013 conditions and concerns
It’s an understatement to say that March in Iowa was much warmer than normal (Figure 1). Although on...
Corn planting began a couple of weeks ago and according to the May 5 USDA-NASS Crop Progress and Con...
Forecast daily high temperatures every day this week hover just below 100 degrees. Across Iowa corn ...
Average recommended planting dates for corn in Iowa lie between April 12 and May 18 in order to achi...
Yield growth in agricultural crops is of importance to those who make long-term projections of food ...
Winter ISU Extension and Outreach meetings provided premium-grade fodder for reflection and thought....
The USDA/NASS released the first 2012 corn yield forecast on August 10. The current Iowa corn yield ...
Producers attempt to plant corn earlier every year. For example, in 2006, 50% of the statewide crop ...
Cool August temperatures across Iowa slow growing degree day (GDD) accumulations. In addition, Iowa’...
Optimum Iowa corn planting dates range from mid-April to the end of April in North Central and North...
“Knee high by the fourth of July!” Some of us grew up with that old saying which either foreshadowed...
Corn is planted earlier every year and thisis one important component in maximizing grain yield. In ...
Corn planting date studies have been included at this site since 1976. The exact dates changed perio...
The ‘drought of 2012’ actually started impacting Iowa crops as early as August of 2011. Ominous-look...
Fifteen percent of Iowa’s 2013 corn crop remains unplanted as we write the last week of May. After e...
It’s an understatement to say that March in Iowa was much warmer than normal (Figure 1). Although on...
Corn planting began a couple of weeks ago and according to the May 5 USDA-NASS Crop Progress and Con...
Forecast daily high temperatures every day this week hover just below 100 degrees. Across Iowa corn ...
Average recommended planting dates for corn in Iowa lie between April 12 and May 18 in order to achi...
Yield growth in agricultural crops is of importance to those who make long-term projections of food ...
Winter ISU Extension and Outreach meetings provided premium-grade fodder for reflection and thought....
The USDA/NASS released the first 2012 corn yield forecast on August 10. The current Iowa corn yield ...
Producers attempt to plant corn earlier every year. For example, in 2006, 50% of the statewide crop ...
Cool August temperatures across Iowa slow growing degree day (GDD) accumulations. In addition, Iowa’...
Optimum Iowa corn planting dates range from mid-April to the end of April in North Central and North...
“Knee high by the fourth of July!” Some of us grew up with that old saying which either foreshadowed...
Corn is planted earlier every year and thisis one important component in maximizing grain yield. In ...
Corn planting date studies have been included at this site since 1976. The exact dates changed perio...
The ‘drought of 2012’ actually started impacting Iowa crops as early as August of 2011. Ominous-look...
Fifteen percent of Iowa’s 2013 corn crop remains unplanted as we write the last week of May. After e...
It’s an understatement to say that March in Iowa was much warmer than normal (Figure 1). Although on...
Corn planting began a couple of weeks ago and according to the May 5 USDA-NASS Crop Progress and Con...
Forecast daily high temperatures every day this week hover just below 100 degrees. Across Iowa corn ...