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Key Corn Verification Findings

One of the objectives of this program is to identify key production limitations, so the Mississippi State University Extension Service and Experiment Station can better direct efforts to develop innovations for our specific problems. Read more: Key Corn Verification Findings

Recent News of Interest

Rains disrupt state’s corn planting schedule
Producers expect to plant more cotton, soybeans in ‘22
MSU research examines cover crop use with corn
State’s mostly good corn crop nears harvest’s end
Agencies tackle high volume of ag damage assessments
Wet weeks split state’s planting season in two
Producers lock in 2021 planting intentions
Producer Advisory Council meetings go virtual
MSU Extension cancels 2020 Row Crop Short Course
Corn posts solid harvest despite struggling start

2021 NASS Corn Production Estimates

Mississippi growers planted 730,000 acres and harvested 700,000 acres of corn, and produced a yield of 181 bushels per acre yield level and over 126.7 million bushels produced in 2021.

Checkoff Report: The Mississippi Corn Promotion Board is supported by a corn checkoff of $.01 per bushel. The board funds research projects that help farmers increase yields, reduce production costs, and grow a healthier crop. – See all videos

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