Posted by Bill(Wis) on May 29, 2009 at 02:32:18 from (71.249.198.250):
In Reply to: Too late for corn? posted by kyplowboy on May 28, 2009 at 22:13:48:
You didn't say what maturity seed you have. I don't know about NW Kentucky anyway. I would check with agronomist(s) to see what muturity level should be planted and when you get ready tio plant, use that. Your seed dealer should take back the seed you have in the bag now and replace it with what you want as long as there hasn't been a run on it. That's done a lot around here. I plant 95-100 day corn in early to mid May. If it goes beyond that, say early June, then I'd be looking at 85 day.
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