[Sca-cooks] Corn, was Return of the Wanderer (partly OT)

johnna holloway johnna at sitka.engin.umich.edu
Tue Sep 25 07:16:15 PDT 2001


Maybe that's a problem in PA, but when you have
most of Central Illinois planted in either beans
or corn... It's not much of problem out in Illinois.
Now people shooting a cow and claiming it was a deer
or pulling up to a grain bin and unloading the grain
into a truck for a quick trip to the elevator for
cash... Or sugar in gas tanks of equipment left in
the field... that's more a problem...and concern.

Johnna Holloway

Tara wrote:
>
> > Actually, what you do on our farm in Illinois is
> > place the sweet corn about 6 rows in so the coons
> > (remember those creatures that we talked about in
> > August) find the field corn and hopefully don't find
> > the sweet corn. You can actually eat field corn off
>
> Funny, I was always told that farmers planted field corn on the
> perimeter of the fields to keep *human* scavengers out.  You know, them
> city folk who can't resist stopping by a big ol' field of corn while
> driving through Lancaster County and helping themselves to a few...
>
> -Magdalena
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