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    University of California Grain & Silage Corn
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    Marsha Campbell-Mathews, photo
     Marsha L Campbell-Mathews
    UCCE Farm Advisor
    (209) 525-6800
    mcmathews@ucanr.edu

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     Jennifer Heguy
    UCCE Farm Advisor
    (209) 525-6800
    jmheguy@ucanr.edu

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    Michelle Leinfelder-Miles
    UCCE Farm Advisor
    (209) 953-6120
    mmleinfeldermiles
    @ucanr.edu      

    Mark Lundy, UCCE Area Agronomy Advisor
     Mark Lundy
    UCCE Farm Advisor
    (530) 902-7295
    melundy@ucanr.edu

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     Brian Marsh
    UCCE County Director/Farm Advisor
    (661) 868-6210
    bhmarsh@ucanr.edu

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     Steven Wright
    UCCE Farm Advisor
    (559) 684-3315
    sdwright@ucanr.edu

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    Welcome to UC Grain & Silage Corn Research & Information


    We are an interdisciplinary team of University of California farm advisors, specialists and faculty. Our purpose is to provide agronomic guidelines and information related to corn production tailored to California’s growers, researchers and industry professionals.

    California corn plants
    Corn is the most widely planted grain in the United States, with most of the domestic production grown in the Midwest. In California, field corn is grown for grain and silage. In 2014, total area planted for both purposes was 520,000 acres with the highest corn grain production occurring in Sacramento, Glenn, Solano, Sutter, and Stanislaus counties. Tulare, Merced, Stanislaus, San Joaquin, and Kings were the top five producing silage counties. (Statistics courtesy of the 安卓浏览器浏览国外)