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Posted by John A. on June 22, 2006 at 16:15:17 from (4.253.43.44):
In Reply to: PA I can hear the corn growing!!!!! 98 100% posted by t.r.y. on June 22, 2006 at 10:52:14:
t.r.y., Allan is surenough right on this. In the Oklahoma panhandle where I farmed. On rare occurences when it rained, and the irrigation wells were shut down. Also one would need a break in the wind too. Anyway the little popping sounds that the growth joint would make is music to a Corn Farmer. The popping sound or the sound of an ear of corn being shucked as Allan said is neat especially when one hasn't heard it before. I will say I have heard it in the day some but more in eaarly morning and late afternoon / early evening. Later, John A.
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