Question of the Week – Tri Colored Heron
Posted by romeethredge on April 18, 2013
Last week I had a bird for you to indentify and it was the Tri Colored Heron.
This week I have a photo of some corn and some of it looks different. Why is one row a different color and why?

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bdutton1 said
Looks like phosphorus deficiency.
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Steve Parker said
The purple row is phosphorus deficient. Perhaps the roots on the row on the left have not reached the starter yet.
Mark D. von Waldner said
I concure with Steve Parker, that would be my best guess. Mark von Waldner, County Agent
Mace said
Its Pioneer 😉 What hybrid?