Posted by CHRIS BLOHM on September 09, 2009 at 09:33:41 from (69.68.54.132):
good afternoon to all and thanks in advancd for the help i have been growing corn now 2 years ,now i do not raise thousands of acres but just a one acre patch of field corn for feeding chickens thru the winter. the problem that i am having is that the stalks grow very well but no ears are on the stalks. The first year I just planted corn after discing and the corn grew 7to 8 feet tall and one three ears per the plot the second year i plowed then disced and then spread 200 lbs of urea then disked per local co op and soil sample. this year the corn is not so tall but also maybe three to four ears per plot What am I doing wrong??? Thanks Chris
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