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Adrian MI | We are in need of corn silage as early as possible this fall. We normally start planting corn the first week of May with 115-120 day varietys and finish up in mid-June (after chopping the rye and wheat off) with 105 day corn. Then we can usually start chopping around the 10th of September. If we planted a 90-95 day corn first this spring, when would it be ready to chop, in an average year. I know the yield would be less than a longer day variety, but if would could get some chopped a couple of weeks sooner it would give us some feed and a place to haul some manure. Located in SE lower MI.
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Short day corn for early corn silage?
