Sentence examples for corn farm from inspiring English sources

William Charles Norris was born in Red Cloud, Neb., in 1911 with a twin sister, Willa, and grew up on his parents' cattle, hog and corn farm.

Having grown up in the American Midwest, I know a little something about summer corn, farm stands and, yes, even those funny little corn-holding devices you poke into both ends of the cob, for eating corn daintily.

At first, Mr. Choi — who had been working on a pear and corn farm because his middle-school education was deemed inadequate for spy training — said he did not believe his visitor.

One of the farmers who had filed a claim was Addie Haynes, who inherited an 18-acre tobacco and corn farm in Whiteville, N.C., when her husband died in 1958.

He helped oversee an army that knocked on doors, distributed fliers and held neighborhood meetings to rally support for Mr. Obama, all the while juggling the demands of his soybean and corn farm.

Born in Clarks, Nebr., Williams grew up working on his family's soybean and corn farm.

Subsistence was based upon corn farming and upon hunting.

Still, corn farming is the biggest source of pollution associated with ethanol production.

There he saw local corn farming and was deeply impressed by America's hospitality and industriousness.

Most corn from the United States is used for feed and doesn't compete with white corn farmed in Mexico.

But some residents on Kauai had said the corn farming exposed them to dust and dangerous pesticides.