Quote: You're almost right, but we're not in the corn belt. The farmers here grow wheat and canola, and the stuff they burn is the wheat stubble. And after they harvest it, the canola STINKS!! It does create some really pretty neon-yellow fields in the summer, though.
OH okay! I guess I thought everybody grew corn.But then where would wheat come from?
Quote: You're almost right, but we're not in the corn belt. The farmers here grow wheat and canola, and the stuff they burn is the wheat stubble. And after they harvest it, the canola STINKS!! It does create some really pretty neon-yellow fields in the summer, though.
OH okay! I guess I thought everybody grew corn.But then where would wheat come from?
The sky, Maybe?
I never thought about wheat when I lived in the city. All I thought people grew was giant vegetable gardens.
Quote: You're almost right, but we're not in the corn belt. The farmers here grow wheat and canola, and the stuff they burn is the wheat stubble. And after they harvest it, the canola STINKS!! It does create some really pretty neon-yellow fields in the summer, though.
OH okay! I guess I thought everybody grew corn.But then where would wheat come from?
The sky, Maybe?
I never thought about wheat when I lived in the city. All I thought people grew was giant vegetable gardens.
Well, I guess I knew people grew other things just never really thought about it! Haha "city people" that visit my house usually gawk at the size of our garden but to me it isn't THAT big.
It's March 27th and it snowed yesterday. WHAT THE HECK
