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Great article on the dangers of feeding corn
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<blockquote data-quote="DoubleRidge" data-source="post: 5360199" data-attributes="member: 20594"><p>In the summer active green growing corn on the stalk I assume doesn't develop the mold/toxin like dried processed feed corn piled on the ground.....and in the fall after the harvest it's possible there is lower humidity which lowers the likelihood of developing the toxin....plus there's minimal spillage with today's harvest equipment....and even where there is spillage and the corn gets wet and molds...it's terrible for wildlife....in reality....in the south...with our mild winters....corn really doesn't provide much of a benefit to deer....do they like to eat it? Sure they do....but soybeans are king when it comes to available forage for mama's who are nursing and bucks who are growing antlers..... sorry, I'm getting off topic....there's just smarter ways to spend money to benefit wildlife than dumping bagged corn on the ground.... especially knowing what we know today.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DoubleRidge, post: 5360199, member: 20594"] In the summer active green growing corn on the stalk I assume doesn't develop the mold/toxin like dried processed feed corn piled on the ground.....and in the fall after the harvest it's possible there is lower humidity which lowers the likelihood of developing the toxin....plus there's minimal spillage with today's harvest equipment....and even where there is spillage and the corn gets wet and molds...it's terrible for wildlife....in reality....in the south...with our mild winters....corn really doesn't provide much of a benefit to deer....do they like to eat it? Sure they do....but soybeans are king when it comes to available forage for mama's who are nursing and bucks who are growing antlers..... sorry, I'm getting off topic....there's just smarter ways to spend money to benefit wildlife than dumping bagged corn on the ground.... especially knowing what we know today. [/QUOTE]
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