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Posted by Dave from MN on July 07, 2006 at 14:56:58 from (67.133.90.29):
OK, for whatever reason I have an awesome crop of sweetcorn. Hopefully we get some rain the next week so it stays that way. What I would like to know is what is every one asking for their sweetcorn this year. I do have a lot of well to do buyers that I deliver to for a very good price, but I will have about 3000 dozen more to sell, according to my estimates. All cash goes to the kids college fund, and after $100 the cost are met. I am seeing everything from $ for 6 cobs to $2/dozen( although that was not super swet bicolor. Mine is "peaches and cream" and "phenominal". Would I be a fool to just ask $1/dozen and get rid of it, or just beat the local farm market by .25 and hope for the best.
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