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BY Kansas Corn | January 29, 2021 The Kansas Corn Yield contest was created to recognize high-yielding corn farmers across the state and increase efficiency for greater sustainability and profitability. Sharing the data collected among Kansas farmers benchmarks the corn yields and provides information for improving management practices. (Courtesy Photo) MANHATTAN, Kan. — The Kansas farmers who entered the Kansas Corn Yield Contest overcame adversity and used their management skills to p...

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The individual ears are not filling in. half of the corn yield in america right now is rated as poor to very poor. midwest farmer rod sharkey says it's too late to even hope for rain. >> look great. the water shut off. we have lost our crop at this point. >> possibly the hardest hit are the livestock. it's causing decrease in price of meat but you will pay for it in the long run when the supply runs low. before recess, house of representatives passed $383 million drought relief bill to open conservation land for grazing. the senate had its own bill and congress went home leaving the farmers hi...

Corn prices this is likely to be the largest corn harvest in the united states. partly because we're growing more corn before the failures start but we have much better adaptability than we did. so the farming industry can be more, more adaptable to climate change than it used to be. but if you have government policies that basically ensure farmers against losses, then they have less of a reason to adjust to the fact that the climate is changing. they can expect the government to cut them a check if things go bad. >> i just want to ask, gary, if it's true we're still going to have the third la...