Corn

The unusual September weather in Missouri had record-setting heat, and October brings new concerns for farmers over possible frost toward the end of the month.

Wet summer prompted the corn disease to appear for the first time in the state.

Two Missouri farmers promote U.S. corn and meat with overseas customers.

University of Illinois sampling shows the corn disease is less severe than in 2018, possibly in part due to large prevented planting acreage.

Stress conditions increase the potential for stalk rot that often leads to stalk lodging.

Corn Watch: Some late-planted hybrids will still produce big kernels.

Corn Illustrated: Here’s a classic example of how corn responds to having more space due to missing neighbors.

Ethanol industry faces many headwinds, and long-term supply/demand fundamentals are concerning.

Northern Seed Extra: New corn products offer protection from the top five diseases that rob yield from corn.