I n the Upper Midwest, it’s the time of year when corn is getting high in the field and the days feel languid. As a heat wave moves out of the region and residents start to cool off from the ...

Summertime heat and humidity wouldn't be the same in southern Wisconsin if we were not surrounded by abundant fields of crops. What you may not know is that these crops play a big role in how much ...

According to the 2024 Wisconsin State Agriculture Overview, there were 52,000 acres of sweet corn harvested in Wisconsin.

How 'corn sweat' has made summer in the Midwest worse. Rafi Schwartz, The Week US. Fri, September 6, ... said University of Minnesota field crops educator David Nicholai at Kare11, ...

From there, you’ll add the corn and "a little" water to a skillet over medium heat. Next, add small pieces of butter to the ...

Over the summer, farmers expressed concern about the lack of rain and its effect on their crops. While that rain has finally come, owners of local corn mazes say it’s too late.

Here's your primer on Alabama's best summer corn. Find it, chill it, cook it and enjoy. Whether butter, salt and pepper or three three recipes, you'll be glad you did.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — A lack of rain and extreme heat hit some Kentucky farms hard this summer. In Lexington, Richard Barton stood next to a field of corn, standing only six feet tall.

So-called “corn sweat,” the water vapor released by the process of evapotranspiration, can raise humidity in corn-producing areas on the hottest days of summer. Vlad Georgescu via Getty Images ...

Corn is one of the Midwest's staple crops. It is also a major factor in why this summer has felt so hot and humid. ... said University of Minnesota field crops educator David Nicholai at Kare11, ...