Posted by trucker40 on May 29, 2009 at 18:14:26 from (69.152.174.231):
In Reply to: Too late for corn? posted by kyplowboy on May 28, 2009 at 22:13:48:
If you have to you can get some 90 day corn and probably be alright up until the last of June as long as it doesnt frost until October.It depends on the maturity and when it frosts on whether you can plant the corn you have.Surely you wouldnt expect a frost the first of September in Kentucky.Say the middle of September,which means that 105 day corn for the first of June planting.Maybe 100 day corn would be better.Might cut the yield a little but it would be better maybe than 120 day corn planted the first of June and hoping theres no frost until the first of October.
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