Corn on the left (chemically grown)

• 10 ears
• Planted April 15th
• Applied 150 lbs. of Nitrogen
• Pale green color on leaves
• Large dead and diseased areas on leaves
• Leaves are firm and brittle
• Leaves folding into a 'V' shape
• Leaves are very dry
• Ears are showing severe stunting and major "tip back"
• Butts of ears are deformed
• Pollination is not uniform
• Cobs are hooking
• Remaining corn in field is dying and not producing much sugar

Corn on the right (organically grown)

• 9 ears
• Planted May 22nd
• Applied 10 gallons of Fish Fertilizer (also Manure tea, and Azotobacter)
• Corn never stunted
• Leaves samples show very little disease
• Leaves are a rich green color
• Leaves are soft in texture and supple
• Ears are not deformed
• Pollination is uniform
• Cobs are not hooking
• Remaining corn in field is alive, very healthy and producing sugar (see photo below)