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How to Do Stand Counts in Corn
May 26, 2026

Video: How to Do Stand Counts in Corn


Stand counts are one of the most important early-season checks you can do in a corn field. In this video we walk you through exactly how to do them, what to look for, and when to worry. We cover the two-tool method, the two-leaf-stage rule, replanting decisions, herbicide residual considerations, and velvet leaf identification. Planted April 11th in cold conditions, stand counts came back solid at around 30,000 across the field.

 
How to Do Stand Counts in Corn

How to Do Stand Counts in Corn

Stand counts are one of the most important early-season checks you can do in a corn field. In this video we walk you through exactly how to do them, what to look for, and when to worry. We cover the two-tool method, the two-leaf-stage rule, replanting decisions, herbicide residual considerati... More ›
Is it Bad to Water Plants On a Hot Day? + When is a Bed Dead?

Is it Bad to Water Plants On a Hot Day? + When is a Bed Dead?

We cover: watering plants in the heat, we’re deciding when to pull a crop once it’s damaged, and taking on an interesting lasagne bed and iodine conundrum.... More ›
Market Plus with Sue Martin

Market Plus with Sue Martin

Sue Martin discusses corn, soybeans, hogs and cattle on Market Plus.... More ›
Weekly Weather Update - Eric Hunt

Weekly Weather Update - Eric Hunt

Nebraska's spring weather has delivered another challenge, this time in the form of tornadoes. Powerful storms left a trail of damage in parts of the state. Steve White takes us to Howard County, where farm families are now focused on cleanup and recovery.... More ›
El Nino May Reduce Number of Named Hurricanes

El Nino May Reduce Number of Named Hurricanes

This week, the East Coast received an early blast of summer, with highs in Philadelphia reaching into the 90’s with the heatwave expected to continue through the weekend.... More ›
Fendt Rogator 900 Series Overview

Fendt Rogator 900 Series Overview

The Fendt Rogator 900 Series is designed to give producers unmatched flexibility in application equipment. In this video, Shannon Klug of Fendt explains how this versatile platform allows operators to customize their machine for any operation—whether spraying, spreading, or air application.... More ›
Much Drier Midwest | Wet South, Storms in Plains | Heat Wave Builds North...

Much Drier Midwest | Wet South, Storms in Plains | Heat Wave Builds North...

Mega El Niño and Famine Discussion + an In-Depth Look at the Southern Oscillation Index and What It Could Mean for June and July 2026
Brought to you by Nutrien Ag Solutions... More ›
OutRun by PTx Trimble - Tillage Updates Explained

OutRun by PTx Trimble - Tillage Updates Explained

PTx is continuously expanding their autonomous Outrun Tillage platform, giving farmers new ways to tackle one of the biggest challenges in modern agriculture—labor shortages and tight field windows. In this video, Darcy Cook, Senior Director of Autonomous Solutions at PTX, explains how this r... More ›
Pig Foot Care for Cold Weather

Pig Foot Care for Cold Weather

Join us on an exciting journey into the world of modern pig farming, where tradition meets innovation. At Epic Eber, we dive deep into groundbreaking techniques and advanced technologies that are revolutionizing how we breed, raise, and care for pigs. Whether you're a seasoned pig farmer, an ag... More ›
Exploring Precision Data in Swine Production - Dr. Janice Siegford

Exploring Precision Data in Swine Production - Dr. Janice Siegford

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show, Dr. Janice Siegford from Michigan State University discusses how precision livestock farming data can support pig health, welfare, transparency, and decision making. She explains why data ownership, privacy, consumer perception, and cost sharing must... More ›
ASF Spread and Control Insights - Dr. Carles Vilalta

ASF Spread and Control Insights - Dr. Carles Vilalta

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Carles Vilalta, epidemiologist at IRTA CReSA in Spain, explains the current African swine fever situation, including origin, transmission, and control strategies. He highlights the role of human activity, wild boar dynamics, and biosecurit... More ›
What Iowa

What Iowa's Latest Legislative Session Means for Your Farm

We break down key wins for agriculture, the bills likely to return next session and where the Farm Bill currently stands.... More ›
Weekly Weather Update - Eric Hunt

Weekly Weather Update - Eric Hunt

Nebraska's spring weather has delivered another challenge, this time in the form of tornadoes. Powerful storms left a trail of damage in parts of the state. Steve White takes us to Howard County, where farm families are now focused on cleanup and recovery.... More ›
Dairy Experts Anticipate Upcoming Shortage of New Milk Cows

Dairy Experts Anticipate Upcoming Shortage of New Milk Cows

Many dairy producers are also benefiting from high beef cattle prices, but also know some of them will struggle to find enough new milk cows down the road.... More ›
NEW U S China $17 Billion Trade Deal = New Bull Market in AG?

NEW U S China $17 Billion Trade Deal = New Bull Market in AG?

The NEW U.S.-China $17 billion trade deal of “non-soybean” purchases for 26, 27 and 28 is very bullish ag! The end to the Iran/U.S. war is near as both crude oil & fertilizer fall. U.S. drought in the West and Southeast is slowly bleeding East and North. U.S. HRW P/VP conditions increased ... More ›
First Day Of Planting Cotton!!

First Day Of Planting Cotton!!

We are a Family Farm in West Tennessee growing soybeans, corn, wheat, and cotton! You can actually buy a 100% cotton shirt at https://5thgencottonco.com out of the cotton we grow on our farm!... More ›
Spraying Corn Herbicide

Spraying Corn Herbicide

Border View Farms is a mid-sized family farm that sits on the Ohio-Michigan border. My name is Nathan. I make and edit all of the videos posted here. I farm with my dad, Mark and uncle, Phil. We also have a part-time employee, Brock. My dad started the farm in 1980. Since then we have grown th... More ›
Corn Root System

Corn Root System

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1467 | Air Date 5/17/26 - When corn seed puts down roots, it brings the whole family! The Heftys introduce you to all the members from, seminal to brace.... More ›
When Things Must Die so The Garden Shall Live + The Okra Show

When Things Must Die so The Garden Shall Live + The Okra Show

Welcome to episode 401 of Growers Daily! We cover: Okra and the circle of life… of a garden.... More ›
Follow the Egg Farmer

Follow the Egg Farmer

In this virtual farm tour, students learn: How laying hens are cared for to keep them healthy — including what they eat, drink, and their living environment How eggs are processed and packaged before reaching local grocery stores The nutritional benefits of eggs And many more interesting f... More ›
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