Some farmers are closely watching how pollination issues could impact yield potential in their corn crop. Steve Kuiper, a farmer from Knoxville, Iowa, says he’s been finding tassel wrapped corn in his fields. “The ears we’ve had, it’s like the lower third of that ear has pollination issues,” Kuiper said. “You’ll see places that have […]
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