New Web Site On Managing Moldy Corn

Matt Hopkins Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 22, 2010

The generally cool, wet growing season across the Corn Belt in 2009 contributed to a higher than normal incidence of ear molds in corn. Purdue University Extension has responded with the creation of a Web site to help you with causes and identification; feeding and animal nutrition; storage and handling; and marketing and insurance. The site also provides a contact list of professionals that can help you with moldy corn situations.

Click here to learn more.

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Hopkins is Senior Online Editor for the CropLife Media Group at Meister Media Worldwide. See all author stories here.

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