That liquid fence product, saved my corn last year, only trouble is to know when to re-apply, with rain and such, when it wears off, don't want to miss that. To a certain stage of the plants life, if and when it grows to a point where they don't like it, not soft, supple and palatable, it would work to get over the hump. With sweet corn its great until it tassles, or I did not know, they like the tassles, with no ear yet, you can spray it I suppose, but with ears on, I don't think that would be good, its just an awful odor that stuff. My plan this year is field fence, bottom skirted to keep small critters out and using some 10' T posts, to suspend a few high strands with cans on the line, should do it, its a fair amount of extra work to keep em out of any crop that is for sure!
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