WSU Drought Advisory: Sweet Corn

Sweet corn growers must watch long-term forecasts and be flexible in dry spells to manage this high moisture commodity. Explains the general needs of corn, the influence of several factors, and the re ...

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Author: Van Denburgh, Roy

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