Resilient corn hybrids may benefit from late-season nitrogen

Corn hybrids released in the past quarter-century have an improved ability to take up nitrogen fertilizer after silking, say Purdue agronomists, who reviewed 86 field experiments in the United States, China and other nations. The results could lead to a change in the timing of fertilizer applications, says a Purdue release. Modern hybrids take up… » Read More

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