Source: SOUTHERN FARM NETWORK, 5/20/21


With corn planting nearly complete and commodity prices historically strong, growers are keeping a close eye on emergence. Seeing thin stands or uneven plant heights can raise anxiety levels. The root of the problem could be corn nematodes, a parasitic worm that causes significant yield loss by damaging roots and creating entry points for pathogens. But do growers have a pulse on potential pressure in their fields this season? Pioneer recently polled U.S. corn growers asking:

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