If I asked you what plant family feeds more of the world’s people than all other plant families combined, would you have the right answer? Many guess it’s legumes: peas, beans and their cousins.

With all due respect to pumpkins, but when the Indian corn arrives, so has fall. For us, Indian corn brings thoughts of the Pilgrims and Thanksgiving, harvest moons and warm, rich colors. What a great ...

There are few food items which proclaim that it is summer more than corn. Sweet corn is highly anticipated all growing season. Its taste and color remind us of long sunny days, fun and the bounty of ...

With all due respect to pumpkins, when the Indian corn arrives, so has fall. For us, Indian corn brings thoughts of the Pilgrims and Thanksgiving, harvest moons and warm, rich colors. What a great ...

HUFF, N.D. — Mary Graner bent down a barbed wire fence and waded into 10-foot stalks in her family's cornfield. The Huff-area farmer and rancher reached up to pick an ear of flint corn, commonly ...

Summer’s golden joy, corn on the cob, is a recent pleasure. Through history, most of the corn grown in the Americas was used for animal feed or ground into corn products such as cornmeal or masa, a ...

Every year it hangs on doors or is used in some type of harvest decor, but Indian corn (Zea mays), also known as maize, has a spiritual meaning to Native Americans. Ceremonies are performed when the ...

Chef Palak Patel gives her Indian street corn recipe and shows how to make a cucumber lime spritz in this 5 minute video. It is officially cookout season and we are all long overdue for some outdoor ...

Grilled corn on the cob is one of Summer's greatest pleasures, but if you don't have a grill (or grill pan for that matter) or if you prefer not to spend a few minutes with floss afterward, we've got ...

As winter edges closer, sweet corn is but a distant memory, and field corn is fast disappearing into the insatiable maws of roaring combines. But here and there a few market growers and gardeners are ...

With all due respect to pumpkins, but when the Indian corn arrives, so has fall. For us, Indian corn brings thoughts of the Pilgrims and Thanksgiving, harvest moons and warm, rich colors. What a great ...