Evapotranspiration, also known as "corn sweat," is the process by which corn and other varieties of plants release moisture into the atmosphere.
One of the first things Indiana's settlers did was plant corn. Centuries later, it has become synonymous with Hoosiers.
Corn is seemingly in everything, but many Hoosiers still don't know much about it. Consider this your corn crash course.
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If you're missing kernels when growing corn in your backyard, try doing this
After all your hard work in the garden, it's a massive disappointment to peel open a corn ear only to discover missing ...
What began as a community tradition continues to support the Wittenberg FFA Alumni mission of preparing future agricultural ...
Learn what corn sweat is, how corn releases moisture into the air, and why it's only one factor behind the Midwest's humid ...
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Mizzou's purple corn breakthrough could replace artificial food dyes
Researchers say purple corn could help food companies reduce reliance on artificial dyes while creating opportunities for ...
There's one surefire way to know that sweet corn is ready to be harvested, so here's the signs you should be looking for when picking corn this summer.
A new report identifies challenges to agricultural diversification in the Corn Belt, and policy changes that could make it ...
USDA’s condition ratings have remained steady in recent weeks despite a combination of adverse weather conditions across key ...
Colorado farmers and ranchers grapple with surviving during a crippling, historic drought. Many aren’t planting as many crops ...
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