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How we produce higher and bigger cobs Corn

 The ultimate guide in producing yellow corn for animal feeds purposes. 

During the pandemic 2020, we have started planting yellow corn in addition to our regular crop hot peppers, string beans and lady finger. We tried planting yellow corn because we have observed that the price of yellow goes steady and high. We tried our own method and schedule of applying fertilizer and foliar that other farmers around us not doing. We tried using the fertilizer we used in hot pepper to test its efficiency. We found out that the fertilizer we used in hot peppers has nice better effect to corn comparing to the regular fertilizer we used for corn for long period already. For four consecutive years of following our developed method, we found out it is better and effective compared to traditional method used by most farmers around us. In one hectare of corn, we harvested 10-14 tons dry that cost 16-20 pesos per kilo.

Here is your free guide in producing more yellow corn.

Here is an example of corn we produced,










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