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State corn husking competition will mark centennial milestone (opens the original)
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Hoosiers have been all ears this year as they have been eyeing a small secret: We are officially celebrating 100 years of Indiana corn husking competitions. Even though Indiana huskers have been competing in husking bees long before 1926, we recognize Flora in mid-northwestern Indiana as the home to the very first Indiana state hand corn husking competition in the fall of 1926. Dating back 100 years ago, more than 2,500 spectators gathered in a cornfield to witness 10 contestants battling the ba
State corn husking competition will mark centennial milestone (opens the original)
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Hoosiers have been all ears this year as they have been eyeing a small secret: We are officially celebrating 100 years of Indiana corn husking competitions. Even though Indiana huskers have been competing in husking bees long before 1926, we recognize Flora in mid-northwestern Indiana as the home to the very first Indiana state hand corn husking competition in the fall of 1926. Dating back 100 years ago, more than 2,500 spectators gathered in a cornfield to witness 10 contestants battling the ba
From the Fields: It does not look like a bin-busting crop (opens the original)
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Soybeans have not changed much here, but I saw several fields of early-group soybeans that were being harvested on the eastern edge of St. Joseph County on my way home from a farm toy show in Goshen in northern Indiana on Labor Day. My cornfields have dented and the shucks have started to pull back as the stalks have started firing up. The 100-plus-degree heat sure helped speed things along during the last week of August. Iâm trying to stay somewhat optimistic as harvest nears, but it has been
From the Fields: It does not look like a bin-busting crop (opens the original)
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Soybeans have not changed much here, but I saw several fields of early-group soybeans that were being harvested on the eastern edge of St. Joseph County on my way home from a farm toy show in Goshen in northern Indiana on Labor Day. My cornfields have dented and the shucks have started to pull back as the stalks have started firing up. The 100-plus-degree heat sure helped speed things along during the last week of August. Iâm trying to stay somewhat optimistic as harvest nears, but it has been
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