Who’s is ready? Had my first batch tonight been waiting a long time for fresh corn

You giving out samples?.

Actually yes I give away about 75 percent to friends and family

Of course ours has been done down here. The wife done put up a couple bushels of creamed sweet corn!! I could eat sweet corn on the cob with every meal including breakfast.

We had corn on the cob for 4 or 5 meals thus far, it has really been good. We get it at a local produce stand.

I bought 5 dozen ears of sweet corn at auction on Friday for $4.50 a dozen, which is the most I have ever paid for it. I have never paid more than $3.00 a dozen before and usually wait until it goes for 50 cents a dozen. I don't think it's going to drop much this year. The auction lost 3 of the largest Amish producers, who moved out of state. Prices on everything have been higher the 3 times I've gone this year. The corn is very good. We are eating it fresh, canned some and will freeze some.

I wanted to plant corn this year, but I'm not walking very well. I should find out Friday if I need another surgery.

Hopefully I can plant sweet corn next year.

Keith

the sweet corn we are getting here is quality produce. 5 ears for a dollar. Been cashing in daily

Corn in our area is $6.00 for a dozen ears.

Funny this came up today. Shucked 2-300 ears after work. Had my first of the year.

5.00 to 8.00 a dozen here.theres a family that has been raising it for years like 70 acres.they usually have it from the 4th of July past labor day.there usually the highest priced.

Mine just started to tassel so it will be a few more weeks.

9.50 Dozen ..up here in the take it in the shorts ..Northeast

It’s good ...and been out for a couple weeks now

I cook my corn...in the husk ,on the grill.

8 minutes per side

I remember when you could get 10 for a buck

You should take a load of corn back with the pots and bring a load of lobster on the way down.

Keith

Mine is ready and really good. So good that the flocks of grackles have descended on it.

Had to stop growing it. Never had a big patch but oldest dog started tearing it down and eating it then taught the two other dogs. Discipline didn't work. They still thought it was worth it or some would be ate and I wouldn't know which one was the culprit.

Here in northwest Wisconsin the local growers say July 28th. A guy from southern Minnesota showed up selling produce. $14 a dozen but the weekenders who come up buy it. He's also had tomatoes with grocery store stickers on them. I'll wait a few more days for local.

I just paid $3.75/doz. at a farm stand. Silver queen ears