Ike’s Legacy May Include Early Corn Harvest

Matt Hopkins Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 24, 2008

Growers across Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio are among those dealing with corn down in the fields or damaged as a result of Hurricane Ike’s remnants. Growers may need to begin harvesting now.

Here’s what Extension experts in these three states are telling their growers (see all three articles below):

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Indiana: Potential For Lodging, Ear Rot Development
Kentucky: Downed Corn May Force Early Harvest
Ohio: Corn Damage More Localized

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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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