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What does a broom corn plant look like?
what does broom corn look like
Can cattle eat broom corn?
Yes.
Who is the entertainer this year for the Arcola IL broom corn festival?
chuck wicks
What are the activities on Friday Arcola Broom Corn Festival?
See related link, below.
What are the hours of the broom corn festival?
Type your answer here... 4-8 Friday---8-5 Sat & Sun
What decorative plant looks like a corn stalk?
The answer is Broom Corn. The plant looks just like a regular sweet corn plant but does not develop any ears. The upper stold become thin and enlongated and seed heads are fromed. With the wind the sedd are spread or you can collect them for next year. Dry out the stop stalks and make your own broom.
When was the broom invented?
Brooms have been around for at least two thousand years. For the longest time they were constructed of twigs lashed to a handle. In 1797, Levi Dickenson introduced the use of sorghum, or "broom corn," as broom bristles. In 1798, the Shakers invented the broom vice, which allowed brooms to be flattened and sewn into shape. Come the Industrial Revolution, and you see Massachusetts making over a million brooms in a single year (1850).
What are broom makers?
Broom makers are artisans who specialize in creating brooms and brushes from different materials such as straw, corn husks, or synthetic fibers. They use traditional techniques to assemble and bind the bristles to a handle, producing functional and decorative items for sweeping and cleaning purposes.
What is broom straw?
Broom straw refers to the dried stems or stalks of certain plants, such as sorghum or corn, that are used for making brooms. These straw fibers are stiff and durable, making them suitable for sweeping and cleaning tasks.
What is the bottom of a broom called?
a broom
How much does a broom cost?
The price of a broom will vary depending on the store and the brand of broom. On average, a broom will cost around $6.00.
What is a tool for sweeping?
A brush or a broom.
