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Posted by James22 on June 26, 2007 at 13:45:35 from (207.179.239.252):
In Reply to: corn pop. posted by flying belgian on June 26, 2007 at 07:37:19:
Generally most limit population around here to 36.5K. We are slightly more conservative and 33 to 34K is the upper limit. Nobody here plants below 30K anymore. The 38K isn't much higher, but can easily not yield more unless you have the nutrients right. Seems like a recent study showed that you can get well over 40K before you hurt yields. The negative is that you just lose the cost of the extra seed and since the overwelming trend is to triple stack products, this can get expensive.
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