Strip Tillage for Sweet Corn Production: Yield and Economic Return

Stepwise time response of corn yield and economic return to no tillage

The adoption of no tillage (NT) in crop production has been encouraged primarily due to its more significant benefits to the environment compared with other conservation tillage systems. There are nevertheless concerns about NT corn (Zea mays L.) performance from both shortand long-term perspectives. This study was conducted near Burlington, Nashua, Newell, Sutherland, and Crawfordsville in Iow...

Effects of Tillage and Mulch on Weed Seed Production and Seed Banks in Sweet Corn

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Corn grain yield responses to tillage systems and plant densities

Sweet Corn: Organic Production ~ PDF

Appendix: Crop Budget Worksheet ....................... 21 Photo courtesy of USDA/ARS. Introduction Good markets exist for organic sweet corn. However, adequate weed and insect control can be diffi cult to achieve. This production guide addresses key aspects of organic sweet corn production, as well as postharvest handling and economics. A list of Internet resources on sweet corn provides acces...

Sweet Corn: Organic Production ~ PDF

Appendix: Crop Budget Worksheet ....................... 21 Photo courtesy of USDA/ARS. Introduction Good markets exist for organic sweet corn. However, adequate weed and insect control can be diffi cult to achieve. This production guide addresses key aspects of organic sweet corn production, as well as postharvest handling and economics. A list of Internet resources on sweet corn provides acces...