corn crop almost ready for autumn harvest

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Ripe corn on the cob on maize crop stalk in autumn ready for harvest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Golden corn field with bountiful crop ready to harvest in autumn Royalty Free Stock Photo

Edge of Dried Corn Field Ready for Autumn Harvest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dried Corn Cob in Field Ready to Harvest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Field of golden corn ready to harvest in the sunshine with autumn trees and blue sky in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Corn crop almost ready for Autumn harvest

Edge of Drying Corn Field Ready to Harvest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stripped Corn Cob in Field Ready to Harvest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ripe ear of corn crop in cultivated agricultural field ready for harvest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Field of towering corn ready for harvest in autumn Royalty Free Stock Photo

Closeup of golden corn field in autumn ready for harvest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Field of dried corn ready for harvest in fall Royalty Free Stock Photo

Corn is a major field crop in New York State with more than 1 million acres planted annually. Typically, grain corn including dry-shelled and high-moisture represents 55% of the acreage, whereas corn silage represents the remaining 45% of the acreage. Recently, corn has been a very profitable crop to grow because of relatively high yields as well as high prices received by farmers. Although corn is a very profitable crop on NY farms, it is also an expensive crop to produce.