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Mon, Jun 13, 05 at 8:48
| I've had good sweet corn crops in the past, but I am curious how I might better maximize my yield. Is there anything better than 10-10-10 (balanced) fertilizer for corn. I have a bag of urea as well (nitrogen). Curious what others use and the timing of the applications, etc. |
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| I used to grow corn and used fish emulsion once when I had some left over from my roses. It was a wonderful fertilizer. The raccoons won't let me grow corn anymore and it's been awhile since I've grown it so can't give you the exact measurment of fish emulsion to water. They could probably tell you over on the vegetable forum. |
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| Here in PA Dutch country, we use manure for pretty much everything. It's the best fertilizer around. I buy the dehydrated manure at a local garden center. |
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