Posted by NY 986 on August 29, 2018 at 19:07:28 from (184.53.49.252):
In Reply to: corn planting depth posted by bradley martin on August 29, 2018 at 18:45:32:
3" deep is something I would never consider with any soil that has any degree of clay content so I am out on that. Got to have heat units and sunlight in my mind to make a run at 500 bushels per acre. The season in the Finger Lakes Region here is too short to make that a realistic goal until plant genetics modify which I would guess would take around 20 years. Why would we want 500 bushel corn anyways? We are gradually losing foreign market to foreign producers. In the US we are seeing trend shifts in milk consumption and meat consumption may be affected over the next few decades due to shifting consumer desires. The price per bushel will trend down and the producers that can't very well keep up with that productivity will get kicked to the curb. Once they think about it I can't imagine that agribusiness will get behind this once they think about the safety in numbers concept.
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