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Leaving corn to dry in the field exposes a crop to unfavorable weather conditions, as well as wildlife damage. A crop with weak plant integrity is more vulnerable to yield losses from stalk lodging and ear drop when weathering conditions occur. Additional losses may occur when ear rots reduce grain quality and can lead to significant dockage when the grain is marketed. Some ear rots produce mycotoxins, which may cause major health problems if fed to livestock.
New Jersey’s first-ever no-till and cover crop conference will be held Thursday, December 13, at Hawk Pointe Golf Course in Washington, NJ. The day-long conference features experts in no-till and cover crop production and ideas and strategies foro improving profitability and efficiency. Five break-out sessions will address specific topics such as cover crop spring termination, slug mitigation, species selection and organic no-tilling.
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