Problems with the Corn
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- čas přidán 20. 06. 2024
- still no solution to the corn as of this morning. now I will be making a call this morning to get a recommendation for the solution and its only money right? well I knew I would need something but I am not exactly sure what it is I need. if you read the text on each sample im basically in need of very little but I will get the official recommendation and I will share that with y'all as soon as I get it.
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Mondays fun fact left me caughing whie i laughed so hard. Great stuff keep it coming.😊
Circa 1975.
Temps had been up in the 80°F to 90°F for the last week of April and first week of May. Dad plants corn on May 5th. Comes June 24th, it fell 6 to 8 inches of snow. The corn is totally covered. This was the very first year he planted corn, a little 30 acres patch, and thought it would be the last.
Summer comes with lots of heat and average rain. By the end of July, the corn was 14 to 15 foot tall. Farmers from surrounding towns who had been planting corn for over a decade were coming to have a look at this, as they had never seen anything like this ever.
I remember how tall your crop was last year at this time in June. It was almost belt high when watching you go through it. I'm sure this year crop of yours will be as big or bigger than last year. We never know from year to year with crops anyway ;)
We use to fight that every year especially in the cold sandy ground, in central Louisiana where I'm at we try and plant the last days of February to the middle of March, right now the corn has tasseld and most of it has already formed the complete ear, however getting back to the yellowish/ purple color we fought that until we started using pop up fertilizer sprayed directly into the seed furrow our pop up consisted of mostly phosphorus and very little nitrogen, the phosphorus is what accelerates root development and allows the plant to take in all the other nutrients available in the soil, we've done test where we purposely turned it off for a round then continued using it on the rest of the field, the pass without it stayed yellowish and purple while the applied area outgrew it two to one, however at harvest there was essentially no yield difference where it wasn't applied once the temperature warmed up the untreated area would catch it up, but I know what you mean it can worry the hell out of you when the whole field is that color
Thanks for your time and keep up the great content for us to enjoy it everyday and keep up the great work ethic out there
My own Corn is as yellow piss in the morning. We have a very wet and cold year in the Netherlands. I have never experienced this since I became a farmer. corn usually turns out fine as long as there is warmth and you have good soil.
Wes i realy like your vids, we can learn from other experiences
Greets from the netherlands 🇳🇱
Wes, as you know, I am not a farmer, but we haven't had heat here in Montana either. My garden has done the worst I have seen in years. The soil is perfect, but I told my wife no heat. Nothing does well. You are right on.
I'm about to be 30, I dont remember ever being able to wear a sweatshirt in the morning in Michigan at any point in the summer like the last couple years. And from when I was born to about 5 years ago it was common for it to get very cold and snow by mid November, now that's not the case. And we still get about the same amount of snow per year, but it only snows hard a handful of times, and then ends up melting. Tourism for skiing and snowmobiling in the northern part of the state has really taken a hit.
I have same problem on some in eastern CT. Going to foliar feed and see how that goes. Not all looks like it, but half does.
Summer 2009 was the coolest summer of my recent memory here in Minnesota. The jet stream was south of the Twin Cities most of that summer. I believe that we had only 3 days of 90f or higher the entire summer.
Hey Wes! Wish we had dry weather. Central MN is floating. Hardly any hay cut yet. Stinks.
We have been lucky in Illinois this year. Lots or moisture. Lots of heat. A lot of fields I’d say are easily waist high.
Solar maximum is in 2025 then it will cool off again,the sun is on an 11 year cycle but will be 22 years till the next peak solar cycle.Soil needs to be 18 Celsius for corn to grow effectively.Take care and thanks for your video Wes.
There's to do with the sun, moon, the wobble of the axis and oval orbit that is never taken into consideration. But you are correct. Neutral Enzo to slightly negative Enzo historically gives us a not so nice winter in the Great Lakes and upper Midwest as well.
@@danw6014 yeah I think earth is at perihelion at the moment also(furthest from the sun),in the elliptic cycle usually January solstice is peak,meh there’s too many alarmists on both sides warming and cooling but fact is earth is in an interglacial period,still in an ice age and is supposed to get cooler.Humans just need to adapt or we’re screwed.Take care.
Now that you mentioned the moon jogged the memory a bit on corn being a Rhizome plant part of the grass family that actually grows by moonlight but needs the right temperature which magically is 18celcius.
@svthorasailing4868 we will adapt. The purple haired people, I don't have much hope for. The moon can even pull water up from the soil just like it raises the tide.
@@danw6014 yeah I’m not talking about the purple people eater looney university fookers im talking about monitized CZcams channels that prey on the uninformed people that otherwise are busy with their life problems,they sell fear and advertise survival products and caps and clothing those types I more meant about,the next solar flare will take out the grid,wipe out food fear mongerers.
Actually I sail and learned that the the tide is created by the earth’s rotation and spring king tides and neap tides are effected by the phase of the moon and it’s adhelion or perihelion (near or far)from earth,the tide is controlled by the earths rotation into the bulge of the ocean at the equator but then accentuated also by the phase of moon and elipitical orbit etc etc.
As for the moon pulling moisture up in the soil I wasn’t aware of that but talking about corn and Rhizome species it’s said they have a dark aspiration so also they are the nightshade family like potatoes 🥔 which are said to be toxic high in alkalinity like milk weed and opiates,many flowers.I digress cheers for the information and chat,take care.
The purpling is a build up of photosynthate in the leaves that can't get to the roots likely because of sidewall compaction. It will grow out of it but you likely need some rain to soften things.
The fun fact for Monday was absolutely great!
Certain soils compact excessively and lack fluff and aeration. Plants root systems need to breath I think. Cold weather certainly compounds the slow growth issue. Zero till farming is partly to blame.
That's my guess as well, we started doing striptill partly for this reason
William in the back going "I think so" so cute
I always thought you got nutrient lockup when you have a lot of surface trash. Then they become available once all the trash has rotted down
So when you take tissue samples, do you also take a soil sample to what the nutrient levels actually are?
Thank you
Your corn looks wonderful
Do you think it would be more beneficial for you to band part of your fertilizer at planting?
To let u know. Everytime I open your channel, I've had to resubscribe. It's happen more times than not. It's not like it's been that long in between either
Could be Google they have been doing some 💩💩 lately.
I would double check your herbicide applications on those 400 acres. A lot of corn in the area looks beautiful to me. Any chance of spray tank residue? If so, it could grow out of it assuming a low dose. As a side note, I’m pro no-tillage like you, but every once in awhile I mold board plow a field and it really does wonders for bringing up trace nutrients ect. Plow in the fall.
Another great vid
I'm from the Netherlands. We have rather cold weather aswell for the time of the year. It's supposed to get warmer next week. But it has been pissing down lately so the soil is way to wet. They expect to have massive losses in yield because it's way to wet and crops will ether be lost or won't produce much.
Did you check for compaction layer?
Good video.
Do you see a difference in corn planted with the 12 row with row cleaners? In my experience, making a nice dark strip with the row cleaners will help a bunch with emergence and the strip warms up faster, and the corn looks better because of it.
It's just extremely wet conditions
I’m suprised that you had a 50 degree streak. Last week here in the mitt. Has been well in the 90’s and has not gotten lower than say 75 at night.
Lime? Plants can't take in the nutrients cause pH off? Interested to see what you determine
Love the facts…….
William really had a growth spurt.
William will behind the wheel of a tractor soon I think.
It's from all the manure his dad talks
Maybe the corn has inhibited root growth? Would be interesting to see the root structure which could also be caused by lower temps.
When i was growning up the farm dad always told use zinc or sulphur defficiency. But that was 10-15yts ago
Geoengineering is changing the weather all over the world 🤬
It will grow out of it.
I liked this video after the first 5 seconds. Lol
Come to Georgia where we are in a drought with temps in the upper nienties to 100 everyday with no rain in sight. Your corn won't be soggy and wet...
Be interesting to know which test methods the laboratory is using to get their figures with. Molybdenum is one trace element to think about what is going on. Might look at the element interaction wheel to provide some clues. Sometimes in the early stages, I assigned poor plant growth to just the pollution dispersing out of the city and getting blocked by the hills and sitting in hollows. Your houses appear to be too close to use fresh strong odor chicken litter as fertilizer.(full spectrum multiple trace elements in the chicken feed then applied pre-plant as chicken litter can give corn a boost). In the future might consider selenium for the corn and cobalt for the soybeans.(one quick cut and paste- Too much lime can create an iron deficiency and tie up essential nutrients such as zinc, copper, boron and manganese)
I'm interested in the soil temps. It'll green up!
Looks like a lack of photosynthesis
One week of warmer temps and the crop condition will improve.
Same boat here but worse. Frost June 18. Canola hurt the worst. Some will grow through some will die.
Looks kid a bit of herbicide burn. It will grow out of it. Really cold in Saskatchewan Canada
Might I suggest nutrient stratification. Just a suggestion I can be wrong but it happens in no till situations. You can look it up if you want to. It might fit what going on in your situation.
Nice video
Saw yellow corn all through Iowa on a trip last week. I thought it was excess rain, and the nitrogen was washed away.
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YOUR CORN LOOKS GREAT COMPARED TO THE CORN HERE IN WISCONSIN..
Can you give me a simply breakdown of the problem. I can not read the reports or figure them out . Thank you
In the mid 80’s I grew strawberries - no internet - I had chlorosis from leaf tissue analysis. Started foliar feeding with Lefingwell products with boron & zinc didn’t help.One day in some magazines I got it said that if you wanted to create a nitrogen deficiency in the lab to increase amount of phosphorus. I had been banding triple 19 close to the strawberry plants and cultivating it in. After learning the lab result information I started to broadcast the triple 19 and cultivating it in that solved my problem. I have no idea what your problem is.
Good video today
Looks kid a bit of herbicide burn. It will grow out of it. Really cold in Saskatchewan canada
Its been 90+ for a week in NJ. Need rain.
15 inches of rain in mn may and june we are in bad shape here just need to dry out maybe our crops will come around
The weather all over the country has definitely been crazy. Here in southern Indiana there are some guys still planting double crop beans. Some are prevent plant. Planting season has been drug out it seems like for eternity. It’s just been a very different year. Maybe the current administration has put some kind of spell on farmers. Hopefully you will get some warmer weather.
get tissue test on plant ??
S E Mo. corn has ears with silk on june 14 .yesterday the 20. ears were pulled to check for field corn to eat , early yet
Wes, do you still have your electric bike. Haven't seen it.
Your problems will go away a couple days after the temps warm up. There's not much you can do in the mean time to combat cold temps. Our crops, in iowa, looked tough too until it warmed up.
Isn't it 35 degrees Celsius in new York today 😂😂😂.
What is coming down from above that has been sprayed by high altitude government planes when it rains, that could be harming your crops.
What size is your tin foil hat?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, yeah, that's a thing
H@@jaredmoorman1300he
Isn't crazy. The aluminum levels in the air soil and living things is rising exponentially. Which is a bigger threat to human life than climate change
@@gregkoenig9200 ok buddy!
@@jaredmoorman1300 really check it out. The feed I grow has more heavy metals in it then
30years ago. And aluminum ties up copper causing feet problems in cattle also builds up in your organs resulting in more general health problems
Core almost done here in S.C.
So the yellow corn indicates a deficiency but it’s not deficient. It’ll grow out of its problem.
Wes im up here in Alberta Canada we are having the same problem
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Looks like the stand is lacking
Give it 10 days it will get better
too much water can prevent the roots from breathing, which can lead to suffocation
Being from the desert southwest i see an oxygen issue and or compaction issue. With as wet as the spring has been with some pretty large rain events the rain compacted the root zone for the young corn plants and with it being cold the water isn’t leaving the soil fast enough. With your hot days coming up as you say the plants will be able to do their thing and grow right out of it. I would almost say to take out the antique glyphosate and cultivate your really bad areas to dry the soil out and add oxygen. Love everything that your doing with the regenerative ag
Getting to much water?
The Biden thing is awesome 👌
Nitrogen !
We can’t grow corn in the garden even. Never turns out
You could be get wat Southwest minnesota got lot rain more come tonight we could see up 6 inch pluss
transpiration
Make “ok so” great again!!!!
How the hell are you 700 grand into 500 acres of corn?
You feel for it except a reply from OLF.
I took that as total for corn and beans. Way more than 500 acres.
In the beginning of video he mentioned 2000 acres
It’s 4000 acres of corn beans and hay. 2500 acres of hay so yeah 750 k is not to bad.
What date was this filmed.
Dam more fertilizer, your fertilizer poor now aren't you.
Seems like an expensive fix
Im going to learn something along with everyone else.
Take care Wes.
Hopefully you get some of our heat. Been 90 plus all week in Michigan. 70 to 80 % humidity
To much rain
Excuse me sir. But ballpark, what does he want for the bronco? You can message me. Thank you.
I think he wants 2500
@@onelonleyfarmerthat a good price if it isn't rotten.
China made yur corn yellow.
fjb
Do you have Mexicans shovel your dirt like Northeast Ohio Farmer?
Of coarse asshole I only use brown skin dogs to shovel my dirt
Chemtrails
No such thing as chemtrails. What you see is the hot exhaust from jet engines hitting the cooler air at higher altitudes
@nathanmeece9794 really?..... how strange....... the farmers over here have been telling about the chemtrails, the pilots, the government have all been telling this...... but don't worry.... I'm sure your crops will be fine.... just you keep taking the vaccine.
@@nathanmeece9794 yea and the earth's flat too huh?! Chemtrails are 100% real! You could be boeings ceo too!
@@nathanmeece9794 you must work for Boeing huh?!
All boils down to a big ego at the end of the day