Nitrogen would be concentrated in the lower stalk, bad for animals as it would poison them. Stalks will have P and K and will hold it until the stalks break down. You probably have nitrogen left in the ground that corn did not use so you might consider a covercrop such as oats or rye to catch the left over N. If you are a tillage farmer, I would disc it later after we possibly get some rain then drill the cover. If you are not against no-till, I would no-till it in. Oats would be a good choice as they would catch the N then freeze out this winter. Where in Iowa are you located. I live in NEMO, 30 miles south of Keokuk just off of HWY 61 at LaGrange and we have been just hanging on all summer. Little rains that were timely but small. Will have some corn, yield is a question. Beans have looked very good and I don't how they have done it. They are headed south now and slim chances of rain. It bad to watch crops die a slow death. Best of luck to you all.
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