One of my favorite summer pleasures

[Steve Hodges]

My method of cooking corn on the grill is to soak the unhusked ear for a few hours in water then grill with the husk on. The water it absorbers aids in the cooking. Really good tasting and tender.

[Jeff K.]

The dry weather here has slowed up my first planting of sweet corn. It won't be ready before I leave for Mike's shoot

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Jeff Kuss

The dry weather here has slowed up my first planting of sweet corn. It won't be ready before I leave for Mike's shoot

Don’t forget to leave toothpicks for the ‘coons.

[Stan Hillis]

Just be thankful you don't have wild hogs.

Two years ago I had planted two separate patches of sweet corn, about a mile and a half apart. One night before they were ready the hogs found one of the patches and totally destroyed it, in ONE NIGHT!

[Dean Romig]

I wholeheartedly agree Steve. Been doing it that way for decades!





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[Dean Romig]

Black bears will decimate a corn field in short order.

After they finish with your corn they will focus on your apple trees and bust the limbs down to bring the apples closer to them.



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[Rick Roemer]

We’ve had a pretty wet spring and summer here in Ohio so mine is doing ok. I’m certainly glad I do not have hogs to deal with like you folks do in the south. Here’s to summertime in America!