The case of the missing corn plant(s)
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June 27, 2014

The case of the missing corn plant(s)

by Daniel Hudson, UVM Extension Agronomist For the most part, the corn crop is off to a slow start in the Northeast and beyond. It is good to finally see fields with tidy rows of corn plants making the most of sunny days and warmer temperatures. At

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