corn stalk

Exploring of agro waste (pineapple leaf, corn stalk, and Napier grass) by chemical composition and morphological study.

Roosevelt uses a linear timeline of the battle of Point Pleasant in what would one day be West Virginia when half-blood Cayuga Chief Logan, and the Shawnee Chief Corn Stalk gathered 1,000 Shawnee, Delaware, and some Iroquois to give battle to 1,500 to 2,000 Virginia militia under the Royal British Governor of Virginia, John Murray the Earl of Dunmore, in the Fall of 1774.

Corn stalk cutter used in lieu of a hand-held corn knife when shocking corn.

P.'s motives are never clear, and the finale involving an injury by corn stalk is laughable.

In front of him, a family decorates a single corn stalk for the festival--celebrating both the year's bequest from Mother Earth and their role in the mystery of the single kernel that "produces much fruit" (John 12:24).

POWERCORE will reportedly provide increased corn yield between 5% and 10% with the control of major corn pests, including Fall armyworm, Sugarcane borer, Corn earworm, Corn stalk borer and Black cutworm and tolerance to two types of herbicides - glyphosate and glufosinate.

But they didn't want their hired helpers sleeping in the hedge by lunchtime, so the beer was as thin as a corn stalk. Dorset brewers Hall & Woodhouse has now produced its own extra light ale, with just 2.5% alcohol.

If we used every last corn stalk to produce ethanol, we'd offset less than 15 percent of our vast consumption.

I have no idea where we are." Owen laughed like a fool and danced a jig around a young corn stalk.

Much of the strength of a corn stalk comes from the outside portion, the rind.