A product specialist with Helena says corn in the path of the Midwest derecho in late June could still have yield potential.
Brad Hammes, based in Iowa, tells Brownfield he was scouting fields in parts of northern Missouri when the derecho hit and was able to check effected fields immediately after the storm.
“And the good news is of that group for the most part, they still had six or seven leaves left to develop in that crop.
Agronomy expert still sees potential for derecho corn
