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Collapse ▲Crop Profile
- Corn Crop Profile
A general overview of all production practices; including major crop pest, production information, and agronomic practices in North Carolina
Production
- Grain Production Guide, Chapter 3 Corn
- NC Grain and Cotton Market News (NCDA&CS)
NCDA website links to pages that have up to date reports for grains and commodity prices throughout North Carolina - Variety Trial Results (Department of Crop Science, NC State)
Performance reports from the grain variety trials completed by the crop science department at North Carolina State University - Organic Sweet Corn Production (Department of Horticulture, North Carolina State University) Publication focusing on all levels of organic sweet corn production. Topics include but not limited to fertility, planting, and pest management.
Diseases
- Corn (Maize) Disease Information Notes (Plant Pathology Extension, NC State)
North Carolina State University Plant Pathology Department links outlining best management practices and control for corn diseases in North Carolina - Major Corn Diseases in North Carolina
Disease descriptions and general management options for major corn diseases in North Carolina
Insects
- Field Corn Insects
A list of links providing detailed information and pictures on major insect pest affecting North Carolina corn crops - Insect Notes – Field Crops (Corn and Soybeans)
Pest and management list with links for corn billbug, corn rootworm, and transgenic bt corn in North Carolina - Managing Insect Pests in Organically Certified Corn
Best management practice guide for farmers wishing to avoid conventional methods for pest control
Publications
- NC State Extension Corn Publication Library (NC State Extension) Complete list of corn related extension publications.
- Grain Production Guide, Chapter 3 Corn
- North Carolina Agricultural Chemicals Manual
The manual has ten main sections:
I. Pesticide use and safety information
II. Chemical application equipment
III. How to send specimens for disease, insect, and weed identification
IV. Fertilizer use
V. Insect control
VI. Insect and disease control of fruits
VII. Chemical weed control
VIII. Plant growth regulators
IX. Animal damage control
X. Disease control
Detailed information on controlling pests of field crops, forage crops, grains, fruits, vegetables, ornamentals, turf, landscape, nursery, livestock, poultry, home garden, communities, and industrial sites is included. - IPM Scouting Guide for Corn (Kentucky) Scouting and sampling techniques, thresholds, troubleshooting guide, and information management
- The Corn Growers Guidebook (Department of Agronomy, University of Arkansas) All inclusive guidebook cover all things corn production