Thanks, Ol Dan for this public service! Have you ever noticed, on tomatoes, a "stretch line" which shows how far the fruit grew, day by day? This usually happens where the tomato touches a wood stake or some other abrasive surface as it enlarges. The daily growth is evidenced by the regular marks along the stretch line, which indicate one night/day ...
Thanks, Ol Dan for this public service!
Have you ever noticed, on tomatoes, a "stretch line" which shows how far the fruit grew, day by day?
This usually happens where the tomato touches a wood stake or some other abrasive surface as it enlarges.
The daily growth is evidenced by the regular marks along the stretch line, which indicate one night/day ...
From a Texas corn grower: cut the stalk end off cleanly and then squeeze the other end. The corn comes out with zero silk. Less mess!
This woulda saved me a lot of time on 90 ears of corn the other night. I'll be using this method next time. Borderline genius old buddy.
Yea..I did 369 ears out there...works like a charm..lol
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Now I gotta get an air compressor.😉
Great idea! Do you have a drier inline? I worry about oil from my compressor gettin on the corn.
Yes I do!
@oldan1954 We did this a few days after watching your vid. It worked jim dandy!
Wait a minute that's not a song it totally could be a song though... Still a handy tip.
Please write that song or I'm going to do it