Passionate About Pollination

Look Beneath the Husks

Growers can easily check the progress of corn pollination by unrolling a corn ear to see if the silks are still attached. (DTN photo by Pamela Smith)
Growers can easily check the progress of corn pollination by unrolling a corn ear to see if the silks are still attached. (DTN photo by Pamela Smith)
Pollination appears to be going well across the Corn Belt in areas that were not hit by a severe weather event. It's time to do a pregnancy test on corn.

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