Practical Farm Research® · 2022

Ohio Corn Row Width & Population Study - Short Corn

The purpose of this study is to evaluate short corn hybrids in 15 in. and 30 in. rows at various planting populations to determine the Economic Optimum Seeding Rate (EOSR) for each row width.

2022 Ohio Corn Row Width & Population Study - Short Corn
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The short version
What Beck’s set out to test
The purpose of this study is to evaluate short corn hybrids in 15 in. and 30 in. rows at various planting populations to determine the Economic Optimum Seeding Rate (EOSR) for each row width.
What they found

Beck's expected the short corn to respond positively to narrow row widths and higher populations. Additional years of research with different hybrids is needed before Beck's can make definitive recommendations.

The full findings

Observation Beck's expected the short corn to respond positively to narrow row widths and higher populations. Additional years of research with different hybrids is needed before Beck's can make definitive recommendations. 2022 Results

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