Corn Production In Ontario

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Reducing the Risk to Pollinators

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Grain corn produced within the province is used for both feed (60%) and industrial (40%) uses. A significant acreage is also planted to corn silage for livestock feed.

Return to the Field Crops Index

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General

• Agronomy guide for field crops (Publication 811)

Corn Acreage and Yields

• Field crop statistics

Calculating Cost of Production

• Field crop budgets (Publication 60F)

Selecting a Hybrid for your farm

• Public Hybrid Performance Trials

Tillage

• Articles on Tillage

Soil Compaction

• Articles on Soil Compaction

Fertility Management

Livestock Manure

• Articles on Manure Management

Macronutrients

• Nitrogen Calculator
• Articles on Nitrogen Management
• Articles on Phosphate and Potash

Planting Considerations

• Articles on Planting

Insect and Disease Management

• Field Crop Protection Guide (Publication 812)

Weed Management

• Guide to Weed Control (Publication 75)
• Herbicide Selector, Weedpro75 - web version
• Mobile Herbicide Selector

Harvesting and Storage

• Articles on Harvest and Storage

Troubleshooting and Tips

• Harvest Tips for Moldy Corn

Common Calculations, Conversions and Facts

• Converting wet corn weight in to dry tones
• 1 metric tonne = 39.4 bushels
• There are 56 lbs in 1 bushel of corn