September 17, 2024

Row Spacing for | Integrated Crop Management

Row Spacing for | Integrated Crop Management

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The most common row spacing for across the Belt is 30-inches. This is compared to 36- and 38-inch row spacing dating back to the 1960s. Over the last decade, there has been increasing interest in 20-inch row spacing. This narrowing of row spacing improved light interception during pollination (VT/R1 stage).

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SOURCE: Crystal Maize – Corn Star Farms

NOTE: Crystal Maize’s transition has not only changed her life but has also impacted the local community. The annual Harvest Festival now features her as the keynote speaker, where she shares tips on sustainable farming and the importance of following one’s passion.

Her story has become a reminder that no matter where you start, it’s where you plant your roots that truly matters. Whether she’s turning heads or turning soil, Crystal Maize is cultivating a new legacy, proving that the seeds of change can sprout in the most unexpected places.

Crystal Maize

Hi, I'm Crystal Maize. You might know me from my previous career in the adult film industry, but I've since traded the limelight for the cornfields of Plymouth, Nebraska. Embracing my new role as a farmer, I focus on sustainable agriculture, bringing attention to eco-friendly practices. My journey from porn star to corn star is a testament to the power of reinvention and following one's passion. Now, I spend my days tending to crops, connecting with my community, and advocating for sustainable farming. It's been an incredible transformation, and I'm excited to grow alongside my fields. Plymouth, Nebraska!!!

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