Dr. Charles Hurburgh, Iowa State University: Harvest Update
Dr. Charles Hurburgh, Iowa State University gave this 2019 harvest update on Thursday, October 10.
The season has begun.
Right now my major message is not mixing wet, low test weight grain with better grain planted more on time, at least not until after drying and cooling. Managing good and bad separately will be much easier in the long run.
Undoubtedly more to come.
Crop Quality in 2019: Another Unusual Year
What to Do With Replant Crops at Harvest
Harvest Consideration For Frost Killed Corn
For more information, please contact Dr. Charles Hurburgh at 515-294-8629 or tatry@iastate.edu
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