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Management can be key to increasing corn productivityManagement can be key to increasing corn productivity

February 20, 2012

Lower than normal rainfall and high temperatures have reduced the productivity of corn in Mississippi the past couple of years, says Dr. Erick Larson, Associate Extension and Research Professor of plant and soil sciences at Mississippi State University. He discusses management practices for coping with the situation.

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