"Corn" is a word dating back to Saxon times, meaning any cereal crop (wheat, barley, oats, rye, millet and so on). It continued into Middle English with the same meaning.
Manorial villeins grew corn, sometimes mixed together in the same strips of land. This was called "maslin" corn (from the Latin for mixed) and was useful if one particular variety was attacked by disease, since the other types would often grow normally. The flour produced was also called maslin, as was the bread made from it.
Millers would grind the corn at their mills, which were mainly water-driven until the early 13th century when windmills became widespread.
Bakers used the flour from the corn to make bread.
Some corn was kept back as seed for the next crop; other corn might be used to feed hens or geese which were kept for their eggs.
This is very obvious, they used corn for eating.
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they worked for the kings.the knights worked for them and they worked for the kings.when times of battle they fought together. hope this could help!!=]
Corn meal, oatmeal, ham, water, bread, ir nothing at all.
False. Corn was harvested in the fall or late spring so they could store it as food for the hard winter.
blacksmiths, butchers, gold and silver mining, agriculture (slavery), or worked for a landlord.
Nobody. The windmill was not invented in medieval times, it is older than that. Chinese and Persian records tell of windmills during the first and third centuries. The Middle Ages (Medieval Period) were from the 5th to the 15th centuries. During medieval times windmills were used to grind corn (as were water mills). They were also used to pump water.
Serfs or peasants did manual work. Most of them worked in the fields and barns of a manor. Some worked in forests, and some worked in mines. A few worked in the kitchens, doing cleaning, driving wagons, and so on.
Yes they do, if they haven't worked for someone 9 times out of 10 that person did not follow the instructions. If your corn does not come off in one entire box of uses, get another box and keep at it because they really do work. Dr. Scholls worked for me in 6 days.
they worked with animals
Corn
they hunted corn and carrots