Corn (maize) is the staple crop of the Ndebele.
Corn (maize) is the main crop; bananas, oranges, sugarcane, coffee, and castor beans are also grown.
Maize is the most commonly grown staple crop in Africa, but it is highly susceptible to drought.
But for those who've grown up eating it, white maize is the glorious taste of back home.
Corn (maize) is the most important cereal grain employed; it is produced worldwide.
Sheep and goats are raised, and corn (maize) is the chief crop.
Maize is the Earth's last viable crop in the film's near-future, and before filming began the director decided his team would go the full Jolly Green Giant.
Rice, coconuts, bananas, papayas, and mangoes are secondary crops raised on Negros, and corn (maize) is the major food crop.
Corn (maize) is the principal food crop and is typically grown with beans, peas, and peanuts (groundnuts) throughout the country by virtually all smallholders.
Maize is the most widely harvested agricultural product in Africa and is grown by small farmers who rely heavily on rainwater rather than irrigation.
As rice is the most important food crop in the world and maize is the main form of animal feed, these decisions could have a big impact.
