Video explaining the U2U Corn Maturity Estimator Tool

October 11, 2019 - Author: Jeff Andresen, Professor and State Climatologist for Michigan Department of Geography, Environment, and Spatial Sciences

Use of the U2U Growing Degree Day Decision Support Tool from MSU Extension on Vimeo.

The tool is located at  https://mrcc.illinois.edu/U2U/gdd/

 

Tags: agriculture, delayed planting, delayed planting tools, msu extension, resilient cropping systems

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