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The Corn High Yield Team is a group of crop specialists and experts offering tips and ideas to maximize your corn yields.

Get set for 2013 corn By: Gil Gullickson 03/04/2013 @ 11:25am

The clock is ticking for the start of the 2013 growing season. Here are six answers to commonly asked questions that have surfaced during the winter meeting circuit.1 ...

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Sticking with corn-on-corn By: Gil Gullickson 02/04/2013 @ 10:22am

Ask Robert Jones what he'll change about his family's 2013 continuous-corn strategy after the 2012 drought ...

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9 steps to higher yields By: Gil Gullickson 01/11/2013 @ 2:20pm

Finding a diamond in the rough sums up 2012 for Wally Linneweber, who farms with his son, Kyle, and his brother, Joe ...

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4 steps for better corn-on-corn By: Gil Gullickson 01/03/2013 @ 12:58pm

Robert Jones and his family have significant hurdles to face in growing continuous corn near Palmyra, Indiana.Prior to their farming them, some of the Joneses’ fields were continuously cropped to soybeans ...

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5 Tips To Better Corn Production and Knowledge By: Gil Gullickson 12/05/2012 @ 2:54pm

Ryan Weeks, Juniata, Nebraska, who’s featured in our December Corn High Yield Team story (page 56) uses several other tools to keep on top of his corn production program ...

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A tale of two crops in 2012 By: Gil Gullickson 12/05/2012 @ 10:08am

Drought seemed like a distant thought as Ryan Weeks' combine purred through 230 to 260 bushels per acre of irrigated corn last October.“We started irrigating much earlier than normal,” says the ...

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Bagging bushels in the Bootheel By: Gil Gullickson 11/01/2012 @ 11:28am

Widespread drought devastated many cornfields across the Corn Belt in 2012. “This year's drought was far worse than 1988,” says Jerry Cox, who farms with his son, Matthew, near Delta, Missouri. “In ...

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Don't let drought short your 2013 plans By: Gil Gullickson 10/01/2012 @ 11:18am

It's tempting to hunker down after a year like 2012 and expect the worst for next year. After all, it's human nature to pull in your agronomic horns after enduring one of the worst droughts since ...

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