Rows of Opportunity: Missouri Leads in Corn and Soybeans
The Show-Me State is leading the world in corn and soybean production.
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What is Hominy Again?
Have you ever heard of hominy? Check out some tasty recipes from our blogger friends using this unusual ingredient.
Cotton Farmers Use Corn to Increase Profitability
Stepping down as king crop of Mississippi, more of the state’s cotton farmers are planting corn and soybeans.
Corn and Soybeans Rank Among Kentucky’s Top Commodities
Among Kentucky’s top agriculture commodities are row crops corn and soybeans, which significantly contribute to Kentucky’s $5 billion in farm cash receipts annually
Corn, Soybeans and Pork Top Illinois’ Agricultural Commodities
Illinois is one of the nation’s top producers of corn, soybeans, and pork thanks to high-quality soil and easy access to abundant grain.
Illinois Ranks Among Top States for Ethanol Production
Imported gasoline supply in the U.S. is down ten percent thanks to Illinois’ successful ethanol production.
Illinois Grain Insurance Fund Provides Safety Net for Farmers
Illinois Grain Insurance Fund prevents losses for farmers due to failed grain dealers and warehousemen.
An Overview of Illinois Agriculture Facts and Statistics
From corn and soybeans to pork and ethanol, Illinois’ diverse agriculture industry significantly impacts the state’s economy.
Eat With Your Hands: 7 Finger-Food Recipes Perfect for Summer
Eat with your hands this summer. Discover 7 delicious finger-food recipes perfect for the season.
Recipes For Your Easter Dinner Table
For your Easter dinner menu planning, consider these recipes. From Coca-Cola Country Ham recipe, to potato salads, vegetables and pies, these recipes will please the whole family.
Tennessee’s Top Crops and Livestock [Infographic]
Tennessee agriculture commodities include soybeans, corn, cotton, tobacco and wheat. Here are some facts and stats about which counties grow which crops, how many acres are grown and how many bushels are harvested.
Let’s Celebrate National Popcorn Poppin’ Month
Many people think popcorn, sweet corn and field corn are on in the same – but they’re not. Learn more about popcorn in celebration of National Popcorn Poppin’ Month in October. Plus, we’ve got great recipes like Espresso Popcorn, Sweet and Hot Popcorn, Caramel Almond Popcorn Clusters, and Cranberry-Orange Caramel Popcorn.
Great Fair Fare
There are few things more delicious — and more deep fried — than food at state fairs. Here are some of our favorite fair-inspired recipes.
All Ears: Corn on the Cob Cooking Tips
Follow these simple tips and tricks to know how many ears to use, how to easily cook corn on the cob in the microwave and helpful advice for cutting those kernels off the cob.
Guide to Grilling Vegetables
Learn how to grill any kind of summer vegetable, including fresh carrots, corn in the husk, asparagus, kabobs and other fresh produce.
Field Corn and Sweet Corn: What’s the Difference?
Corn covers more American farmland than any other crop, yet you’ll need to find a backyard garden for some corn on the cob.
Corn by the Numbers
Learn fun facts and farmer statistics about corn, such as the size of a bushel of corn.
The Life Cycle of a Corn Plant
Follow the corn crop through the year from planting in spring to harvesting in fall and its uses beyond.
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