All,
A few years ago, I was walking my farm in NE South Dakota and saw some light striping in young corn. I was puzzled at first because it looked like sulfur deficiency, which tne normally occured on sandy soils. Subsequently, though, they've become quite common and curbed by adding S to various fertilizer mixes.
Was wondering, though, since this month seems to be cold/wet, if you've noticed any springing up more than normal? Or if the S that's applied these days pretty much takes care of it?
Thanks,
Gil Gullickson
Crops Technology Editor
