Robotic system checks on corn plants by measuring leaf angles The PhenoBot 3.0 utilized in the system is designed to navigate between corn rows spaced 30 inches (762 mm) apart, which is the ...

A robot for measuring the angles of corn stalk leaves may sound like a ridiculously niche invention, but it’s a device with potentially major benefits for farmers. As detailed in a paper ...

Researchers have created a robotic system that measures leaf angles to help breed quality corn. ... with a design narrow enough to navigate between crop rows spaced 30 inches apart.

Rachelle Havenaar, far left, drives a personnel carrier as, from left, Weston Frye, 13, Ross Redmond, 13, Will Bennett, 14, and Austin Oswalt, 14, detassel corn in a Schoolcraft field Thursday ...

Corn, Carbon and Six-Row Strips 100-bu. yield jump spurs Minnesota grower . Chris Bennett • January 27, 2021 02:11 PM ... and you’ve got to figure out some new management angles.

As warmer weather approaches, we conjure up images associated with the upcoming season — longer days, swimming, snow cones, barbecues … and sweet corn.

You can’t side dress 12-inch rows very well. ... Twelve-inch row corn, shown at a Stine Seed farm, could hold the key to bigger yields, according to officials of the company.