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    Corn-On-Corn: When Residue Works Against You

    Every crop leaves residue behind. Corn simply leaves more of it. When corn follows corn year after year, that residue can accumulate faster than it naturally breaks down, exacerbating residue challenges before the next crop is even planted.

    Continuous Corn Doesn’t Create New Residue Challenges. It Amplifies Existing Ones.

    Every additional season of corn increases the importance of residue management.

    Corn Residue Is an Asset. Until It Isn’t.

    What begins as valuable crop residue can become an operational challenge when it accumulates faster than it breaks down. The goal isn’t less residue. It’s managing residue so you can preserve its benefits while reducing the challenges it creates.

    Every Step Influences the Next

    Managing residue is a series of connected decisions. Harvest practices, field preparation and biological activity all work together to influence the conditions you’ll plant into next spring.

    A New Way to Support Corn-on-Corn Systems

    For years, residue management has relied primarily on mechanical and cultural practices. Today, enzyme-based technology adds another tool to the system by supporting residue breakdown alongside the practices growers already use.

    Renuvis Enzara™ from Mosaic Biosciences® is a new enzyme-based technology designed to accelerate residue breakdown, improve planting conditions and help grower get more from the systems they already run, including corn-on-corn acres.

    As continuous corn acres continue to grow, so does the need for residue management strategies that support crop performance. By helping residue break down more quickly and efficiently, growers can create better planting conditions while preserving the long-term value residue brings to the soil.

    Discover how enzyme-based residue management can support your corn-on-corn operation.

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