Corn and Soybean Management
This site is designed to keep you abreast of our research and recommendations on these crops. You’ll also find links to many other good sources of information on corn and soybean management. Corn and soybeans are grown on over 1.7 million acres each year in Pennsylvania and provide a foundation for our livestock based agricultural economy in the state.
The 2009 Corn Hybrid Performance Data for Maturity Zones 1 and 3 is now available on the Corn and Soybean Management Web site as Excel spreadsheets. Data for Maturity Zone 2 will be released as soon as it is completed. (Posted November 30, 2009)
The 2009 Corn Hybrid Performance Data for Late Season Hybrids (Maturity Zone 4) is now available on the Corn and Soybean Management Web site as Excel spreadsheets. Data for Maturity Zones 1, 2, and 3 will be released as soon as it is completed. (Posted November 18, 2009)
The 2009 Corn Silage Hybrid Performance Data is now available on the Corn and Soybean Management Web site as Excel spreadsheets. (Posted November 9, 2009)
Entry rules and forms for the 2009 Pennsylvania Five Acre Corn Club are now available on the Corn and Soybean Management Web site. (Posted May 6, 2009)
The 2009 Corn Hybrid Performance Data for Maturity Zones 1 and 3 is now available on the Corn and Soybean Management Web site as Excel spreadsheets. Data for Maturity Zone 2 will be released as soon as it is completed. (Posted November 30, 2009)
The 2009 Corn Hybrid Performance Data for Late Season Hybrids (Maturity Zone 4) is now available on the Corn and Soybean Management Web site as Excel spreadsheets. Data for Maturity Zones 1, 2, and 3 will be released as soon as it is completed. (Posted November 18, 2009)
The 2009 Corn Silage Hybrid Performance Data is now available on the Corn and Soybean Management Web site as Excel spreadsheets. (Posted November 9, 2009)
Video presentation produced by Penn State Extension Educator John Rowehl explaining the use of the Pre-sidedress Soil Nitrate Test for corn. (May 18, 2009)
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