Wow Uncle your garden is doing great!
Corn in my area the old saying goes ,should be knee high by the 4th of July.
Can usually smell it on the hot nights when traveling too...
This years wet spring slowed getting corn seeded for many.
No knee high seen locally.
But , much is growing so that's good.
Maturity dates should mean it's alright , and for silage no problem if planted even later.
Farther South....Might be a light harvest. Depending on ground there are still areas too wet for a heavy tractor.
That Mandan sounds interesting. A bi , or multi color?
And average height and yield? If fed well.
(Edit , I looked up some pics. )
Corn in my area the old saying goes ,should be knee high by the 4th of July.
Can usually smell it on the hot nights when traveling too...
This years wet spring slowed getting corn seeded for many.
No knee high seen locally.
But , much is growing so that's good.
Maturity dates should mean it's alright , and for silage no problem if planted even later.
Farther South....Might be a light harvest. Depending on ground there are still areas too wet for a heavy tractor.
That Mandan sounds interesting. A bi , or multi color?
And average height and yield? If fed well.
(Edit , I looked up some pics. )
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