Bye Bye, Corn! It's been nice.

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Bye Bye, Corn! It's been nice.

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Sat Jul 15, 2023 5:16 pm

Now you see 'em...

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...now you don't.

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This morning was corn take down time before it got too hot out there. One row would get pulled and then hauled back to Mt. Brushmore. The first time I took a load I checked the pile of corncobs I had dumped next to the husks few days ago after corn was cut off. It had been a nice neat pile of about 50 cobs. This morning it looked like another party had happened.

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And there sure weren't 50 cobs there anymore! Some were strewn about a short distance from the pile but my guess is that some raccoons or other toted off a bunch.

Totalling up what was pulled early for eating, the big batch that were cut and frozen, 13 more secondary ears pulled and three more small ones I found today we ended up with 77 ears. 2ftgd had asked about stalks per row and today the four rows averaged 30 per row. Since they're wanting between 40-50 cents an ear in the stores, I figure we grew about $35 worth.

And during the pulling this morning I finally found the one I had been looking for..... the last one! :)

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Sat Jul 15, 2023 5:28 pm

corn cobs make good fuel for smoking and other things.

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