“A bushel of corn removes 0.08 lb. of sulfur in the grain and 0.09 lb. in the stalk—0.17 lb. total,” explains Farm Journal Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie. “So 200-bu. corn takes up 34 l ...

Ferrie details six agronomic factors to keep in mind, if you’re new to growing continuous corn, that can help you achieve ...

Using 0.7 pounds of nitrogen or less per bushel of corn is a common goal in recent years for Iowa farmers, but Iowa State's recommendation was 1 pound per bushel 20 years ago and 1.2 pounds per ...

Some farmers may be able to earn "a nickel or two" on every bushel of corn, Iowa State University economist Chad Hart said. But for soybeans and other crops, prices have fallen below the cost of ...

Corn futures on the Chicago Board of Trade have gained roughly 30 cents per bushel since the start of the month, or more than 6%, according to FactSet data. Prices are around $4.89 a bushel in ...