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Nov 25, 2020 · revenue for the ag economy. Georgia corn is also vital to the state’s livestock and ethanol industries. On average, Georgia farmers produce more than 55 million bushels per year. Table 1. Planted and harvested acres, and state average yield for corn grown in Georgia over the last 10 years. Year Planted Acres Harvested Acres Yield (bu/a)
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CORN PRODUCTION IN GEORGIA R. Scott Tubbs, Rome Ethredge, Henry Sintim In 2023, corn was planted and harvested on more acreage in Georgia than in the previous 10 years (Table 1). In addition, the average grain yield of 183 bu/a was the largest recorded in the state of Georgia, barely eclipsing the previous record of 182 bu/a set in 2021. There were
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2024 Corn Planted Area (000) Acres and Percent Change from Previous Year March 28, 2024. 180 12.5 400 No Change = Record High Record Low 320 140 100 -20.0 3,800
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May 1, 2023 · temperatures during the week. This slowed down planting and fieldwork in some areas. Corn continued to be planted across the state and emerging in many areas. Hail damage to corn was reported in southwest Georgia. Most of the corn fields affected were between the V3 and V6 growth stages and are young enough that they should be able to
Athens, Georgia 30601 Phone: (706) 713-5400 E-mail: nassrfosor@usda.gov Cooperating with the Georgia Department of Agriculture Georgia County Estimates Corn 2018-2019 Released: February 2020 Media Contact: Anthony Prillaman R WALKER LUMPKIN H HALL ELBERT C DEKALB HENRY COWETA HANCOCK COCK BURKE I MARION N B DAVIS CLAY ATKINSON LANIER
The majority of Georgia corn production is dent corn or field corn and agronomic production practices. vary by region. Across the state most of the corn is grown on 30 – 36-inch row spacings with some. growers going as wide as 40 inches and others going as narrow as 15 inches. In the Coastal Plain region.
Native Americans planted corn, one of the oldest crops in Georgia, before the colonists arrived. In 2018 Georgians planted 325,000 acres of corn.
