Posted by sourgum on January 21, 2022 at 15:29:25 from (107.77.210.228):
In Reply to: Seed_corn posted by sourgum on January 21, 2022 at 11:48:58:
I have often thought Warsaw was piling on the fertilize, more than he revealed. He was supposedly chisel plowing really deep for the times to mix his fertilize all through the depth he was chisel plowing. Then he did not have any plow pan left to obstruct roots. Read where this guy in Virginia check his corn plants very often, like had plant tissue analysis done regularly. This told him about nutrient shortages in the plant, then he would add what the corn needed right away to make up the nutrient shortage. There is a bit of difference like someone said below in soils. Some of those Virginia river bottom lands where yield records happen have 5 - 10 foot of top soil. We have 8 inches or less here unless your in river bottom land.
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