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Indiana farmers urged to inspect seed corn viability and germination
Purdue extension reports seed corn viability is poor with two to ten weak ears per hundred on many Indiana farms. Officials urge removing dead ears to improve stalks and yields, noting barren stalks 5 to 30 percent last season. Even with 70 bushels per acre, high quality seed boosts future yields and total value.
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G. I. Christie
Purdue Agricultural Extension Department
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