Saturday, June 16, 2018

Growing Corn 2018

I planted Corn back in early May after the last chance of frost I planted mostly Sweet Corn, but I planted some Indian Corn for Fall decor. You know the old saying you will have a good harvest if your corn is "Knee high by the fourth of July". Well, mine is "Waist high by the sixteenth of June"! I should excpect a fantastic harvest this year!

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