Corn Shocks In Autumn
by Linda Goodman
Title
Corn Shocks In Autumn
Artist
Linda Goodman
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
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This is a common sight in our Amish communities in the fall. They make tent-like shapes with their corn by tying them in bundles or shocks to let them dry. When dry they load them on wagons and take them to the farm to shuck by hand or machine to get the corn off. Ears are then moved for drying to a corncrib. This is a part of our Americana and tradition on their farms. Corn Shocks in Autumn.
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October 23rd, 2020
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