Morning Ag News, August 12, 2021: Determining when it's time to chop - a podcast by MWC

While cutting drought-damaged corn for silage may be the best alternative, SDSU Extension experts say it’s critical that harvesting happens at the right moisture level to maximize silage value and minimize loss. Relying on how the crop ‘looks’ to determine when to start chopping silage can often be deceiving. Drought stressed corn is often wetter than it looks from the road.

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