Description

Our carefully screened field corn seeds are reliable grain‑type maize specially cultivated for farm‑land grain production. All broken, shrivelled kernels and sundry impurities are manually removed to ensure stable high‑germination rate. Hardy and adaptable, the field corn grows well on ordinary farmland, dry land, pasture zones and hunting wildlife food plots. After full maturation, hard‑shelled corn kernels are mainly used as high‑energy feed for cattle, sheep and poultry, wild‑bird food, raw materials for grain deep‑processing and industrial‑use crops.

Key Features

Thick tough stalks and deep‑going root system, great lodging‑resistance against strong wind and heavy rain
Excellent drought resistance, adapting to loam, sandy soil and various common farm‑land soil conditions
Strong tolerance against corn borers, leaf blight, corn rust and other common crop diseases and pests
Plump heavy‑weight grains with high nutrient density, excellent energy source for livestock feeding
Uniform‑sized screened kernels, suitable for manual sowing, broadcast seeding and farm mechanical planting

Planting Guide

Sowing time: Sow seeds after the last spring frost, when underground soil temperature stays steadily above 20℃
Soil condition: Remove weeds and plough the farmland, add decomposed organic compost, well‑drained loose loamy soil is the ideal growing medium
Sowing specification: Bury seeds 2‑4 cm underground, maintain 60‑70 cm row spacing and 20‑25 cm plant spacing. Multi‑row block planting improves wind pollination effect
Light condition: Choose full‑sun planting zones with over six hours of direct sunlight every day
Water management: Keep top‑layer soil evenly moist after sowing. Provide adequate water during grain‑filling period and drain stagnant water to avoid root rot
Daily care: Clear weeds in seedling stage, apply nitrogen‑rich fertilizer before jointing stage, conduct routine inspection for corn‑related pests
Harvest time: Field grain corn is fully ripe 110‑130 days after sowing

Application Scenarios

Large‑scale farm grain plantation, livestock feed crop cultivation, deer and game‑bird wildlife food plots, wild‑bird feeding ground, grain‑processing raw‑material planting

FAQ

Q1: What is field corn mainly used for

A1: Field corn is hard‑kernel grain maize, mostly used for animal feed, industrial processing and wildlife food sources.

Q2: How many days are needed for field corn‑seed germination

A2: Qualified seeds germinate within 7‑10 days in warm and moist soil.

Q3: Does field corn need frequent watering

A3: Field corn has decent drought resistance. Priority watering is required at seeding and grain‑filling stages.

Q4: Can field corn seeds work with farm sowing machines

A4: Our sorted uniform‑size kernels fit mechanical seed drills, broadcast sowing and manual field plantation.

Package & Shipping

Field corn seeds are sealed inside moisture‑proof packing sacks for dry‑place storage. Every batch is manually screened to clear broken kernels and impurities. Worldwide bulk‑order shipping service is supported.

20gram field corn seed

Description

Key Features

Planting Guide

Application Scenarios

FAQ

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