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Reducing Bt Trait Acres in 2022 Minnesota Corn Production? Implications for European Corn Borer

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By Bruce Potter, Ken Ostlie et.al
| Farms.com
By Bruce Potter and Ken Ostlie et.al The economics of corn production challenge many farmers to minimize production costs. Hybrid selection is one way to reduce costs. Planting corn hybrids without Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) proteins for protection against European corn borer (ECB), corn rootworm, or both will reduce seed costs. However, if not careful, farmers could inadvertently reduce crop revenues if they select hybrids without considering yield potential or insect populations in their fields.
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Reducing Bt-trait Acres in 2021 Minnesota Corn Production? Implications for European Corn Borer

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By Bruce Potter, Ken Ostlie et.al
| Farms.com
By Bruce Potter and Ken Ostlie et.al The recent economics of corn production have challenged many farmers to minimize production costs. Hybrid selection is one way to reduce costs. Planting corn hybrids without Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) proteins for protection against European corn borer (ECB), corn rootworm, or both will reduce seed costs.
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