Farming Future is Great for Corn Yields with Row Adjustments
Hap Lowman promotes 30 inch rows and variable equipment as a path to higher corn yields. He shares a 40 bushel per acre difference from soil potash and phosphate use, cites adoption of 30 inch rows in 1965, and urges planning and investment to profit in farming.
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DeKalb XL Hybrids Deliver Breakthrough Yields
DeKalb’s XL Breakthru hybrids emerged from a three year program of research and breeding to produce single cross and 3-way hybrids. They perform under thicker planting and higher populations, offering disease and insect resistance and greater yields on Corn Belt farms.
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