Corn

Ship in a Styrofoam and boxed container with ice packs, and ship:

A) Overnight UPS Red, or if you don't want to spend 10x what the corn is worth,

B) ship regular UPS Ground on Monday morning for a 2-3 day arrival that does not leave it sitting over the weekend.

No. Salt affects the uptake of water to any plant so it cannot make corn grow faster.

There can be several pronouns for corn. It depends upon its use in a sentence.

The CORN (noun) is fresh.

IT (pronoun) is fresh.

Do you want to eat CORN (noun)?

Do you want to eat SOME (pronoun)?

170kcal per 30g bag on average varies from brand to brand

Corn that is food grade is meant for human consumption. This is the corn not meant for cattle or pasture. The corn will taste better than non food grade corn.

By a 13 Year girl named Felicia Sifani

Yes it does!

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Possibly because they used corn for almost everything which in conclusion made them think that made was also made from corn. Hope this helped!

Corn nuts are made from real live corn. The corn nut company simply just grow and purchase extremely large corn kernels for the corn nuts. They then fry them in one hundred percent natural vegatable oil. The corn nuts also grow in size when fryed that is why they are larger than normal corn kernels on the corn on a cob. If you buy a package of orignal corn nuts and read the ingredients it says exactly that just oil and corn kernels!!!

A kernel. Kernels are arranged on an ear.

It just means to remove the kernels of corn from the cob. It can be done either mechanically or by hand.

Yes, grinding or breaking the whole corn is a good idea, especially for younger chickens.

It depends on where you live. If you live in Ohio, you won't be able to find fresh corn available to buy.

opium can only come from the poppy flower plant, the flower and its seeds are illegal in the u.s since 1931,its only found in Vietnam for sale, but its 20 years in federal prison to sneek it accross the border.

Yes they like sticks in their cage but you should get them from a pet store or disinfect the sticks in some way if you get them from outside.

Never. Corn did not grow in that part of the world. It came from the Americas.

The only time I've seen this done is in hybrid seed production. The farmer has to remove the tassel (the pollen-producing part) from all the seed row plants so that the silks receive only pollen from the pollen parent rows. In most cases that I've seen, the tassels are pulled, not cut, to cause as little injury to the plant as possible.

The answer is acorn, a corn. :)

Ethanol production

No. Corn is a grass, not a legume. It has the same properties of grass like the grass that grows in your lawn and the crops sown that are grasses themselves, such as oats, barley, wheat and rice.

you probably eat allot of corn

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The truth is, that is a common Christian misconception. In the King James Bible, for some unknown reason, the Hebrew word "Shibolim", which appears in several locations throughout the Bible, was translated as Corn, while the actual meaning of the word is "Stalks". It is understood in Judaism not as corn, but rather as wheat or barley, which are quite common in the land of Israel. As for the wine, from the beginning of settlement in Cnaan there have been vineyards in the hills of Hebron. The hills of Hebron, belong to the tribe of Judah, who also had part owner ship over Zion, and it is quite likely a great source of wine for the Judean capital. Even today, the Mountains of Hebron produce some of the best wine that can be found in the land of Israel.

Germination means to sprout, to hatch, and applies to anything that comes from a seed. Germination rates vary from plant species to species, even between varieties, and the weather (water, temperature, sunlight) is a big factor, but generally it takes 5-10 days for a corn seed to germinate.

a tomato is a fruit and corn is a grain.