IARN — The year seems to be flying by.
It feels like we planted crops, blinked, and now corn is pollinating. Now is the time to be scouting your fields to see what you can do to help get that crop across the finish line. There are signs to look for which indicate nutrient deficiencies. It is not too late to get your corn fed for the home stretch and be thinking about how you can set yourself up better for next year.
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