The focus of Michigan Corn’s research program includes projects that increase the profitability of Michigan corn production, increase market opportunities or improve the environmental footprint of corn production. Projects should focus on value-added projects; new product development; efficiency gain in current markets; enhancement of current, traditional markets; business or marketing plans; and information or value to enhance areas of production problems or global issues.
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Current Research
Epidemiology and Management of Tar Spot
Controlled Drainage: A Conservative Drainage Practice to Reduce Phosphorus Loss From Subsurface-Drained Fields
Utilizing Early Maturing Corn Hybrids to Maximize Cover Crop Biomass, Soil Health, Corn Yield and Sustainable Integrated Weed Management in MI
Predicting Agronomic Performance in MI Genomes 2 Fields: An Ongoing Collaboration with NCGA
From Prescriptions Maps to Carbon Credits: A New Opportunity for MI Corn Growers
Effects of cover cropping systems on soil microbial populations
Effects of cover cropping systems and tillage practices on carbon retention
