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The phrase "acres of corn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a large area of land cultivated with corn.
Example: "The farmer proudly showed off his fields, which stretched for miles, filled with acres of corn ready for harvest."
Alternatives: "fields of corn" or "cornfields".
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Eighty acres of corn and a few cows".
It's like a farm with hundreds of acres of corn.
In 2012, 680,000 acres of corn for grain and 475,000 acres of corn silage were harvested by NY growers (USDA & NASS, New York Field Office).
Nearly 40 million acres of corn are baking in drought conditions rated extreme or worse.
American farmers planted more than 96m acres of corn this year, the most in 75 years.
Matt Schweigert owns 7,000 acres of corn and soybean fields in Cuba City, Wisconsin.
The US planted 97m acres of corn for this year's crop – the most since 1937.
"I got 10 acres of corn, 15 cows and 73 chickens to worry about.
Mr. Sheaffer himself farms 2,500 acres of corn and soybeans, with his father.
"We were able to plant about 500 acres of corn," Mr. Neustadt said.
So the company was required to burn 155 acres of corn.
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