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4 consecutive 20" corn rows and 4 off Create "alley crop" corn behind my Uncle David's cattle lot. The idea is to grow serious pasture for the cattle and preserve 90% -94% corn yields like many 60" corn growers are realizing (twin rows are better) This will also allow...

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