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Palmer On Farm Research Plot

Kansas Corn is proud to partner with Ohlde Seed Farm’s Know2Grow Agronomy team on on-farm research that supports practical, producer-driven solutions for Kansas corn growers. The combination of these two teams play an important role in advancing unbiased, real-world data that benefits farmers across the state.

On Farm Trial

For farmers, the bottom line is simple: Will it work, and will it pay? These on-farm trials are designed to answer practical questions about products and management decisions Kansas corn growers make every season. By testing fungicide timing, hybrids, plant populations, biological products and disease management strategies under real-world conditions, Kansas Corn and its research partners can provide unbiased data farmers can use when making decisions on their own operations.

  • Trials:

    • UFT #1
    • UFT #2
    • UFT #3

    Basic Protocol Descriptions

     

    Protocol Name  Description 
    Protocol #1 Fungicide timing and efficacy with Adastrio and Xyway LFR
    Protocol #2 Fungicide timing and efficacy with Delaro Complete and Xyway LFR
    Protocol #4 Fungicide timing of Delaro Complete with two corn hybrids
    Protocol #5 Adastrio vs. no fungicide with six corn hybrids
    UFT #1 Fungicide efficacy of pre-mix fungicides vs. tank mixes with generic products
    UFT #2 Efficacy of humic acid and chitosan products compared to fungicide
    UFT #3 Fungicide efficacy for suppression of mycotoxins
    Plant Population Effect of plant population and nitrogen fertilization on disease severity
    Hybrid by Fungicide  Fungicide vs. No fungicide on different corn hybrids
    Bacterial Leaf Spot Protocol Efficacy of Curezin against Bacterial Leaf Spot
    Humic Acid  Efficacy of various humic acid application timings

     

  • Coordinates: 39°38’21.1″N 97°05’17.9″W

    aerial map of palmer research field

More questions?

Contact Rodrigo Onofre, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Extension Specialist, Row Crops Pathologist at the K-State Plant Pathology Department.

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