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Schertz Cooksville corn plot 2010 Plot set-up 2 nd year corn on corn, no till. 10 hybrids used in each test, quoted the average yield of the 10 hybrids. Variables: Fertility rate, row width/population, and Fungicide/Insecticide application. Normal Fertility = Southern half of plot,100 lbs DAP and potash and170 lbs UAN with corn herbicide.
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Schertz Cooksville corn plot 2010 Plot set-up High Fertility Rate= Northern half of plot, 200 lbs DAP and Potash, 170 lbs UAN with corn herbicide, and 40 lbs UAN at V5. 20’ rows east half of plot = 38k population 30’ rows west half of plot = 34k population No fungicides/insecticides northern and southern quarters of plot. Quilt at 14 fl oz and Warrior II at 1.5 fl oz applied to mid section of plot.
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Schertz Cooksville corn plot 2010 Plot set-up Planted April 28 th 2010, planting direction is north and south. Herbicides: Harness Xtra 5.6 and Glyphosate All hybrids had VT3 technology Harvested 20” rows Sept 17, 2010 Harvested 30” rows October 6, 2010
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North Quilt and Warrior applied east to west between red dash lines Higher fertility rate north of blue line. Normal fertility rate south of blue line 30” rows west ½ 20” rows east 1/2
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2010 Schertz corn plot conclusions 20” rows out yielded 30” rows in all management scenarios, 19.5 bu average. Possible reasons: plant spacing, harvest date, down corn from previous harvest. Higher fertility rates combined with Fungicide and Insecticide were always the highest yield. By an average of 12 bu/acre in 20” rows. The average was 28 bu/acre 20” rows over 30” rows. High stress, high population without fungicide/insecticide and the lower fertility rate, had lower yields.
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