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A Cornell University study has found that songbirds are changing their migration patterns when traveling through what’s known as the “Corn Belt,” vast stretches of farmland in the Midwest.

The former meatpacking city has become a pioneer for fine dining in the US. If you want to try innovative menus worthy of a scene from The Bear, there’s a growing crop of Chicago restaurants where you ...

Make the Corn Salsa: In a separate bowl, combine corn kernels, cherry tomatoes, cilantro, lime juice, olive oil, salt, and pepper. Stir and chill while preparing skewers. 3) ?

Growing corn is exciting to watch as it goes from a small, humble seedling to a tall and sturdy plant and eventually produces cobs of corn. However, counting on your harvest in advance could lead ...

The most well-known combination of intercropping with corn is the Three Sisters, combining corn, pole beans, and winter squash. The Best Companion Plants for Corn Cucumbers.

Next-Level Corn Harvesting with Advanced Combine Technology. Posted: April 10, 2025 | Last updated: April 23, 2025. Take a closer look at the innovation driving the future of corn harvesting.

The Case IH combine harvester is a powerhouse in the field, designed to harvest corn and wheat with unmatched efficiency. Featuring advanced technology and powerful engines, this machine can ...

Global corn stocks have hit a record low and supplies keep falling, with ING analysts predicting a further tightening over the current 2024/25 season. “Global ending stocks this season are estimated ...

Moisture content measured in the high teens. Archer began combining corn around Onawa on Aug. 12, the earliest he's started harvest. (Tim Gallagher, Sioux City Journal) TIM GALLAGHER ...

Heat a char-grill pan over high heat. Place corn in a bowl, drizzle with oil and season; toss to combine. Cook corn, turning often, until charred (5 minutes). 4. ... My name of course is John Paul ...

In his mission to document the earth’s food supply, George Steinmetz recovers the human element in aerial photography — and in farming. Ahead of his new book, he brings our critic into the field.