Posted by Lynn Smith on June 05, 2014 at 13:49:40 from (206.51.149.27):
In Reply to: Twin-row corn? posted by ryanwheelock on June 05, 2014 at 13:33:08:
Every meeting that I attend where they talk about twin row corn says the yield may increase 2-3 bu/acre. In my mind,it is not the best alternative. I would rather see my growers think about 20" corn and push the populations higher, I think that will be the next big advancement. I have been in Agronomy for 38 years, and am not an expert of any kind. I sell seed, fertilizer, and chemicals, and have run a plant for over 25 years. The 2 guys in our area who are doing twin rows have had mixed results. I didn't understand that those planter units can get "out of time", and have kernals side by side instead of staggered, like is desired. This is pretty good for producing nubbins!That's my opinion,...
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