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Irrigate the corn plants each week with 1 to 1 1/2 inches of water. Supplement any rainfall so the plants get this amount of water each week. Touch the soil at least once per week to check for moisture. Corn plants grow better when the soil is moistened evenly.
In general, higher yields need more water but factors like temperature affect this to some extent. One inch of water per acre is about 27,000 gallons per acre, so a corn crop uses about 22 x 27,000 = 594,000 gallons of water. If the yield is 200 bu, that means that the crop uses almost 3,000 gallons of water for each bushel of yield. For more information on this or other topics related to corn production, contact your state extension corn specialist or your local extension educator/agent.