Posted by fixerupper on August 17, 2022 at 14:57:38 from (174.199.68.223):
In Reply to: Corn shelling yesterday posted by coonie minnie on August 16, 2022 at 18:01:56:
More shucks means harder work getting the corn out of the crib. We used pick axes one time on extra shucky corn. It stood up in the crib like a wall. We kept undermining it and someone had to climb to the top to knock it down from up there. The farmer used the shucks for bedding so he didn t care but we who helped him did care. The one saving Grace was his wife was an excellent cook. The last time i helped him shell he had picked it with a brand new New Idea picker that picked it clean as a whistle. The corn ran like water in the crib. All we had to do was clean up what didn t run with a scoop. It was fun to watch the corn flow into the drag by itself.
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