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Growing Corn

Growing Corn

by | Sep 17, 2023 | Gardening/Gathering/Foraging, Ordinary Wisdom

[MB] Personally, I don’t grow corn anymore because for my purposes (cornmeal) it takes up a ton of space for not that much return. But for those interested in growing corn, it would be wise to buy several years’ worth of non-GMO seed (and preferably heirloom or...