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The Wisconsin Crop 'PEPS' Program, which stands for 'Profits through Efficient Production Systems', provides a structured framework for farmers to report on soil and crop management practices. The document includes various forms for soil information, crop production costs, and harvest reports for corn, silage, and picker harvests. It emphasizes sustainable farming practices, accurate data collection, and the importance of supervision during harvesting. Additionally, it outlines rules for participation in the program and criteria for awards based on efficient production systems.

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How late can you plant corn in Wisconsin?

For areas of fields that have been killed by flooding or ponding the following guidelines should be considered. Corn can be planted for grain until June 1st-5th in northern Wisconsin and until June 10th in southern Wisconsin.

How much does it cost to plant an acre of corn in Wisconsin?

Mitchell, who leads the Renk Agribusiness Institute, said a University of Wisconsin-Extension budget tool shows it will cost $1,017 per acre to plant corn for grain, while silage is estimated to cost $1,134 per acre. Soybeans are projected to cost $696 per acre to produce.

What does it cost to plant an acre of corn in Wisconsin?

What is the average yield of corn per acre in Wisconsin?

NASS estimated Wisconsins corn for grain yield at 174 bushels per acre. The area harvested for grain was 2.96 million acres, 180,000 acres below 2023. By comparison, in the U.S., corn for grain production in 2024 was estimated at 14.9 billion bushels, down 3 percent from the 2023 estimate.

How much corn can I grow on 1 acre?

Corn is pollinated by wind and is typically planted in 30-inch rows A sin- gle seed (or kernel) of corn may produce a plant which yields more than 600 kernels of corn per ear. On one acre of land, anywhere from 22,000 to 35,000 individual plants may be grown. P.A.S.S.

Where is the most corn grown in Wisconsin?

Some farms are larger today to support multiple generations of families working together. Dane County grew the most corn in 2021 with 1+M tons. Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, Dodge and Brown Counties rounded out the top 5 corn-growing counties in the state.

How much does 2 acres of corn cost?

(DTN) -- Raising a corn crop cost an average 19% more in 2022 than in 2021, with higher fertilizer, chemical and fuel costs largely to blame. USDA released updated estimates on Tuesday showing it cost an average of $882 per acre to raise corn and $598 per acre to raise soybeans.

How much does it cost to plant 1 acre of sweet corn?

Sweet Corn Crop Guide Estimated Cost$500 to $1000 per acre up to harvest Soil Requirements Medium to heavy soils preferred Water Requirements Sweet corn needs 20 35 acre-inches of water. Critical water peaks are during pre-tassle and kernel fill. Minimum Size 1 acre hand harvest 20 acre for mashine harvest11 more rows

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