The phrase "all of the corn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of a quantity of corn, whether in a literal or figurative context.
Example: "After the harvest, we decided to sell all of the corn to the local market."
Alternatives: "the entire corn" or "all the corn".
It's also easier to harvest if all of the corn ripens at the same time.
Most but not all of the corn was up so these plant populations are preliminary.
Along with all of the corn and soybean trials that I have been scouting, maintaining, and documenting, we have several wheat trials in the mix.
These plots were planted later than the majority of the field so all of the corn would not be ready to pollinate at the same time.
After all of the corn was planted we helped clean up and organize the seed storage and inventory room inside the main building.
These results indicate that substituting ryegrass silage for a portion or all of the corn silage in diets fed to lactating dairy cows can improve yield of milk and components.
Avoid the following ingredients if you are allergic to corn: All of the following: Corn, grits, maize, polenta, popcorn, cornstarch, corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup.
The corn stover analysed was obtained on August 12 2013 from a local corn farm in Loughborough (United Kingdom); all the parts of the corn plant minus the roots and the ears were collected.
Keep grating all sides of the corn until you've collected all of the fresh, sweet kernels.
Having spent spent much of his day trying to out-grit various industrial backdrops, Gordon was this time placed in front of a computer-generated picture of gently undulating corn, which was probably meant to suggest pastoral peace, but to the wandering mind was all a bit Children of the Corn, only without the psychotic kids (unless you count Labour's glassy-eyed youth activists).
Jillian Mapes from Billboard wrote, "torture contraptions, mermaid sex, a wedding, bondage in a barn, an ice cream truck, and to top it all off, 'Children of the Corn' and religious overtones thrown in for good measure," and thought of the video as the strangest representation of Nebraska, the video's setting.
