“Estimated” Corn Field Drying

Dec 14, 2012

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“Estimated” Corn Field Drying . EMC = equilibrium moisture content, PET=Potential Evapotranspiration NDAWN, Weather, Total PET, Estimate:1-inch = 4% drying.

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