Majority of my corn is great. 95 day corn is all open husked, starting to hang and drying down fast. About 50% of my 85 day of one hybrid, looks like total junk, mixed through out the feild, in two different feilds. First field we blamed it on lack of micronutrients, now that I realize it is two seperate feilds and only this hybid looks bad, I am confident it is the hybrid,( or what ever was all mixed in the hyrid bag) There is corn that is 7-9' tall with huge cobs, then less than 2 feet away or even the next row over the corn is 2-3' tall and has a pickle sized cob's. Thinking I need to call the seed rep. Trying to decide if I am better of chopping the bad spots, which are all over, or just combining it all. Can use a small bag of silage for the cows, or could always buy more feeders, but for $7 corn I really think I need to combine the higher yeilding areas rather than chop. I have no chopping equipment but can get help from a friend or 3. These were a well drained lighter to average soils that recieved adequate moisture, one even received 3 ton/acre of breeder litter.
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