Posted by haley on June 05, 2014 at 18:32:27 from (69.160.178.211):
In Reply to: Twin-row corn? posted by ryanwheelock on June 05, 2014 at 13:33:08:
I have seen and combined LOTS of twin row corn here in central Ga and I for one am not impressed.Some have seen a slight yield increase over 38"single row but not enough to offset the losses we have seen at the head during harvest time.If both stalks come up at exactly the same time and makes the same size ear at the same time it combines fairly good but if one ear is a lot smaller than the one on the stalk beside it the corn head will shell the small one through the plate.It makes a big mess behind the combine when this happens.Some people like twin row 38" corn but I personally have seen better results on 24" narrow single row.
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