With the expectation of corn being more mature at harvest this year, properly adjusting kernel processors will be critical to high quality silage, says University of Kentucky Extension.
Delayed maturity of corn due to late planting or simply cool growing seasons often translates into delayed or slow drydown of mature corn grain prior to harvest and, consequently, higher than desired grain moisture contents at harvest.
The rate of field drydown of corn grain and the resulting grain moisture content at harvest obviously influences growers' cost of artificially drying the grain after harvest.
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