Corn pollination scouting is critical during the reproductive stages of corn development. In this edition of In the City Short, Jonah Johnson shares practical field techniques to assess pollination success and crop health. Learn how to perform a simple ear inspection to determine fertilization success, identify silk clipping caused by Japanese beetles and western corn rootworm beetles, and recognize signs of poor kernel development related to weather stress or nutrient deficiencies. Effective corn pollination scouting helps growers understand crop performance, address potential issues early, and maximize yield potential throughout the growing season.