Either in a corn bin or a silo.
Dried corn kernels are also called "seeds" or "fruits".
Yes, you can grow corn from store-bought corn. The kernels from store-bought corn can be planted in soil to grow new corn plants.
When Ive husked corn and some husks fell on the ground sometimes my mini schnauzers would eat them. They never got sick so my guess is that its okay if they eat some by accident but i wouldn't just feed them husks
Corn should be cooked and eaten soon after picking for the best taste. As fresh corn ages it loses it´s sweet taste, it´s nutrients, and it becomes starchy, tough and rather tasteless. After buying, wrap unhusked ears in a plastic bag and refrigerate until preparation time. Do not remove husks before storing fresh corn....The husks help retain freshness.
Yes corn seeds store plenty of food in their endosperm
Corn plants store energy (glucose) in their thick stems.
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You can store it for years if you can it with a pressure cooker.
Store popping corn in an airtight plastic container or a glass jar that seals tightly. The object is to keep moisture away from the unpopped corn.
A silo for corn silage, a crib for ear corn, or a bin for shelled grain corn.
If you are asking this question you clearly have no life.
well ill say the cheapiest corn snake is in the store on belair road the store name is fish net