The odds are if you come to visit Scott Farms on a given day you won’t find us cutting corners at work. But sometimes we make an exception. Corn grows tall. Tall enough that it can cause trouble at intersections on roadways. So we and many of our neighbors go around about this time of […]
Warning! This post contains gratuitous cornography including graphic imagery of corn reproductive organs. Male and female parts will be pictured and discussed in detail. It’s July so that means all our corn has finished the vegetative stages of life and has now entered the reproductive phase. I figure this is a good time to give […]