Timeless Articles From the Archives of the Corny News Network
R.L. (Bob) Nielsen
Agronomy Dept., Purdue Univ.
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2054
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you are one of the regulars at the Chat 'n Chew Cafe and have a keen memory,
you probably notice that some of my Corny News Network articles seem to
be recycled and updated every few years or so. I confess that is true
but there is a reason this happens. Besides the fact that I am a lazy
writer, some of the topics published on the CNN are timeless; meaning
that the core content of their stories does not change much over time.
When I update these articles, I am most often updating them with new images
and more recent references.
Unfortunately, I was not terribly forward-thinking with my Web directory
organizational skills when I began writing articles for the Web back in
the mid-1990's. Every time I would update one of these articles, I would
put it in a news directory for that year. Consequently, multiple versions
of individual articles appear when folks search the Web for corny information.
Beginning with the 2007 growing season, I decided to not only update
a number of these timeless articles but to also organize them into a single,
static Web directory so that the Web address of future revisions will
remain constant. What this means is that when you Google™ for "grain
fill stages in corn" five years from now, you should find only one
version (the latest) of the article.
The following articles represent timeless information about fundamental
aspects of corn growth and development. The list will slowly grow as I
convert other of my articles to the "timeless" category. Read
and enjoy.
Other articles I've written over the years that contain useful, but more
dated information can be found at the CNN Archives.
    
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