Hey @mohawk and @Mark87
today i was in it another time with my townbuddi @L0wbob2017 and picked down some cornbuds and tested it and in both parts of the field the corn by chewing it immediatdly i felt that the corn was wet, juice was coming out and after about 3 seconds also sweetness was in my mouth from the corm on the right side, look...
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cornbud on the leftside from the left cornfield part and the rightside from right corn part...
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rightside...
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why does the corn have this red touch in the center?
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Hey @mohawk and @Mark87
today i was in it another time with my townbuddi @L0wbob2017 and picked down some cornbuds and tested it and in both parts of the field the corn by chewing it immediatdly i felt that the corn was wet, juice was coming out and after about 3 seconds also sweetness was in my mouth from the corm on the right side, look...
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cornbud on the leftside from the left cornfield part and the rightside from right corn part...
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to me they both looks like cowcorn...are the kernals relatively hard?
 
Excellent Mr. Wiser!! Updated....hoping for a long drawn out sunny fall for the both of us(and many others!!) my friend. Good luck bud.

I have a sneaking feeling that ain't going to be the case this year boss.
My belief is that all this mad weather around the world recently is the fall-out from the El Nino event last year, which was significantly big I recall.
I think the return to more stable conditions won't be for a while yet.
Just a theory. :frowny: Hope I'm proved wrong for once!
 
Yes, they are...maybe a little bit harder like hazel nuts?!?!

I would say almost definitely they are cowcorn then. If you take a sweet corn kearnel and bite it, its like an explosion of liquid...even removing a sweet corn kearnal from the cob can be difficult without it exploding. @Mark87 what do you think bud?
 
I have a sneaking feeling that ain't going to be the case this year boss.
My belief is that all this mad weather around the world recently is the fall-out from the El Nino event last year, which was significantly big I recall.
I think the return to more stable conditions won't be for a while yet.
Just a theory. :frowny: Hope I'm proved wrong for once!

You HAVE to be wrong bud.....will the weather into being cooperative!! ;)
 
I would say almost definitely they are cowcorn then. If you take a sweet corn kearnel and bite it, its like an explosion of liquid...even removing a sweet corn kearnal from the cob can be difficult without it exploding. @Mark87 what do you think bud?
Thank you, 912!!!
 
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