Posted by young tractor on October 04, 2012 at 10:15:59 from (206.131.30.2):
Hi guys, Do any of you guys plant Dekalb corn? If so what number or type do you recommend for picking it with a 2 row picker, cribbing it and then in the spring shelling it out and hauling it in? The Picker has a 12 roll husking bed. This is on 15 acres in central Minnesota. Is it too risky to plant 102 RM corn in this area? The 95/96 Rm corn does ok in plots, but you get into the 102 and up they really make a yeild jump. Or being I'm cribbing the corn can I get away with a longer maturing corn? Thanks for all of your advice.
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