Zea mays, commonly called maize or corn, originated in Mesoamerica in prehistoric times, so, yes, the Americas was the first place to grow corn, and the U.S. remains the greatest producer of most corn products.
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they grow corn
Corn does grow in North America. Not sure where it is originally from.
please help The native America first treaty the European with kindness, if it had not been for the Native America in 1607 in Plymouth, mass. the England would have die of starvation because they did not know how to grow food. The Native America taught them how to plant corn, first you drill a hole in the ground with a stick, then you put a fish in the bottom of the hole and then you put in a kennel of corn. Once the earth became 78 degrees the corn would grow.
corn, rice, and weat
Corn, in North America, is planted in mid spring so it can grow throughout the summer and be harvested in the fall.
Corn
no but you can grow corn....
Corn cannot grow in complete darkness as it requires sunlight for photosynthesis, which is essential for its growth. Without sunlight, the corn plant will not be able to produce the energy it needs to grow.
The Aztecs made a type of cornbread before Columbus even discovered America. Later, when corn was taken bake to Europe by the exporers, Europeans added flour to lighten the cornbread and make it more like we know it today.
Most everything; corn, soybeans and wheat are the major crops.
Yes, you can plant a corn kernel to grow corn.