Document Type
Other
Publication Date
1-1-2006
Keywords
drought-stressed corn, dairy producers, unpollinated corn
Extension Number
ExEx 4018
Department
Dairy Science
Description
Drought-stressed corn for grain or silage does not automatically signal disaster, as both crops can provide high-quality forage for ruminant animals. Drought-stressed corn or corn that is unpollinated will produce little or no grain crop for the crop farmer to sell, but dairy producers can use the unpollinated corn for silage. On a dry matter basis, the drought-stressed corn will be approximately equal in feeding value to normal corn silage.
Recommended Citation
Cassel, E. Kim; Vough, Lester R.; and Fultz, Stanley W., "Determining the Value of Drought-Stressed Corn" (2006). SDSU Extension Extra Archives. 117.
https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/extension_extra/117
Comments
Updated January 2006.