How does a maize farm work?

Answer 1

AnswerA maize farm, or by its U.S. name corn, works pretty much the same as any other. The fields are prepared to make a quality seed bed, the corn seed gets planted, weeds and other pests get controlled (hopefully), the corn grows, and then, after about four months, it gets harvested.

Answer 2

That depends on the individual farm. With most farms, it's about seeding and growing crops to harvest them in the fall and then selling that harvest to gain income. When there is livestock involved, these livestock are raised from the moment they arrive on the farm either by purchase or by birth, and are raised and fed (or grazed) until it is time to sell them. A farm works, therefore, by raising livestock and/or crops with the best care possible until it's time to sell them. Or, it works by raising crops and livestock for the sole purpose of feeding other people who cannot grow it themselves.