When faced with a severe and sustained drought, dryland corn may not produce enough grain to warrant harvest. Producers often ask what the options are for harvesting the drought stressed corn for forage. This video discusses the options for harvesting drought stunted corn and ways to reduce the risk of nitrate poisoning (georgiaforages031.mp4). This video is also available on YouTube in HD. (Posted 6-10-11)
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A weblog complement to the University of Georgia's Forage Information Page (www.georgiaforages.com).
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The purpose for this weblog is to support the free exchange of forage management information in the South, and specifically the state of Georgia. This weblog is designed as a supplement to the University of Georgia's Forage website www.georgiaforages.com. If you have a question, post it here and let others offer their thoughts and opinions.
This page is maintained by Dr. Dennis Hancock, Extension Forage Agronomist at the University of Georgia.
This page is maintained by Dr. Dennis Hancock, Extension Forage Agronomist at the University of Georgia.
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