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What my imagination saw: Part 2

Welcome back to What My Imagination Saw! If you read the first post, you already know that my imagination has a habit of ...
My small vegetable garden is where an old tree used to stand before my wife and I bought this place. The garden is framed by ...
Nothing says summer in Idaho like stopping at a roadside fruit stand. Fresh peaches, sweet corn, and tomatoes. Let's ...
From the clothes people wear to the food on their tables and the plants used in lifesaving medicines, agriculture touches ...
Biting into an ear of Olathe sweet corn is one of the true manifestations of Colorado summer. There are several varieties, ...
In this yard I can feel the presence of my mom, but she isn’t here. She has died, and I’m wondering about the birds she loved ...
Column: Send us your photos of old corn pickers and early combines, so we can pay tribute to the machines that evolved into ...
Q: Why can’t I grow corn? No, wait, why doesn’t the corn I plant grow many ears of corn? Each year I plant a row, about twenty feet long, along the back of my vegetable garden, and it grows pretty ...
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Grilling shucked corn (that you’ve brushed with melted butter before placing on the grill) amplifies the intrinsic sweetness and richness of the corn while also adding an extra level of flavor with ...