This farmer is going to proceed as normal, however we agreed he should wait a few days before making postemerge herbicides until a new healthy leaf is emerged. He will be waiting about a week on the field with more significant damage, until "normal" growth is resumed. Sidedress applications of nitrogen have begun on the corn planted the first days of March.
Friday, March 29, 2013
Freeze Damage in Corn
We had freezing temperatures area-wide on the mornings of March 27 and 28th 2013. I scouted some corn fields to assess the damage to early planted corn. Overall, damage is minimal. I found one area field with more significant damage, but with warmer temperatures in the forecast, the corn should be fine. The nearest weather station, Alachua, recorded a low of 30.8 degrees on March 28th.
This farmer is going to proceed as normal, however we agreed he should wait a few days before making postemerge herbicides until a new healthy leaf is emerged. He will be waiting about a week on the field with more significant damage, until "normal" growth is resumed. Sidedress applications of nitrogen have begun on the corn planted the first days of March.
This farmer is going to proceed as normal, however we agreed he should wait a few days before making postemerge herbicides until a new healthy leaf is emerged. He will be waiting about a week on the field with more significant damage, until "normal" growth is resumed. Sidedress applications of nitrogen have begun on the corn planted the first days of March.
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