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Corn fields across the Midwest may look strong from the road — and even from satellite imagery — but closer inspection reveals a more complex story. In this on-demand webinar, Advanced Agrilytics agronomists explain what’s really happening inside the corn plant during the 2025 growing season, using field observations, research data, and real-world examples to show how environmental stressors such as cloudy conditions, excess moisture, hot nighttime temperatures, and disease pressure affect pollination, grain fill, sucrose storage, and final yield. You’ll gain a clearer understanding of why fields that “look good” may still be losing yield, which stress timing matters most, and which in-season management levers can still influence kernel size, weight, and harvest outcomes.

Duration: 60 minutes (45 minutes of content + Q&A)
Original Date: August 8, 2025, 1:00 pm

What You'll Learn

  • How environmental stress before, during, and after pollination affects kernel set, tip-back, and grain fill
  • Why cloudy days and warm nights can reduce yield even when moisture is adequate
  • How sucrose storage, hybrid traits, and grain fill duration influence final yield potential

 

Who Should Attend?

  • Corn growers evaluating yield potential and harvest risk in 2025
  • Retail agronomists and crop advisors supporting in-season management decisions
  • Anyone looking to better understand the relationship between weather, plant physiology, and yield outcomes

 

Meet the Presenter(s)

Jeremiah Windell

Jeremiah Windell

Director, Corporate Strategy
Hogan-Jeremy

Jeremy Hogan

Technical Agronomy Lead
Aaron Gault

Aaron Gault

Regional Agronomy Lead
Dr. W. Kess Berg

Dr. W. Kess Berg

Chief Innovation Officer