Corn Crop Collection (page 5)

Old armchair in front of a corn field

Corn cobs hung up to dry at an old cottage in the Spreewald, Brandenburg, Germany, Europe

Cornfield -Zea mays subsp. mays- with cloudy sky, Karsberg, Upper Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

Young woman in work clothes standing with outstretched arms in front of a maize field, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

Aerial view, maze in a maize field near Bad Sassendorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Ripe corncobs, Maize -Zea mays subsp. mays- on a trailer, Bavaria, Germany

tuscany 2008

tuscany 2008

Windmill reflected in the canal Holland
Green grass frames the windmills reflected in the canal Kinderdijk Rotterdam South Holland Netherlands Europe

Botany, Plant pathology, Tumors of maize or corn smut, caused by fungus Ustilago maydis
Botany - Plant pathology - Tumors of maize or corn smut, caused by fungus Ustilago maydis

Piles of cereal grains, corn, millet, cane sugar, rice, oats, barley, rye, wheat

Botany, Plant pathology, Cereal rust on leaves of maize, illustration
Botany - Plant pathology - Cereal rust on leaves of maize, illustration

Storage of corn in the barn by Fra Bernardino de Sahagun from The Code of Florence Historia general de las cosas de
Manuscript, Mexico, 16th century. Storage of corn in the barn. From The Code of Florence " Historia general de las cosas de Nueva Espana" by Fra Bernardino de Sahagun in Spanish

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"Embracing the Golden Fields: A Journey through the Corn Crop" Amidst a picturesque farmhouse on a hill, nestled in the enchanting Tuscan landscape near Ville de Corsano, Tuscany, Europe, one can witness nature's bountiful gift - the corn crop. In Bavaria, Germany, Eurasian Jays find solace perched upon a corn cob in Allgaeu. Their vibrant feathers contrast against the golden hues of this vital grain that sustains communities across Europe. Transporting us back to 1881 is Wheatfield; an oil on canvas masterpiece capturing the essence of rural life and its reliance on this staple crop. It serves as a timeless reminder of our connection with nature's abundance. Mussolini himself once labored under the sun in Agro Pontino after twenty centuries to thresh wheat. This captivating color lithograph showcases his dedication and highlights how agriculture unites even historical figures with their land. Venturing into Hallertau area, Mainburg in Bavaria reveals an ear of grain amidst fields of oats - a testament to diversity within agricultural landscapes and how each crop plays its part harmoniously. Traveling eastward brings us to Japan where large cauldrons are packed onto horses for cooking rice during Japanese Manoeuvres. The importance placed on rice cultivation mirrors our reverence for corn as it sustains nations worldwide. Summer comes alive through an oil-on-canvas painting that captures both warmth and growth synonymous with flourishing crops like corn. Its vibrant colors evoke feelings of abundance and prosperity. A monotype printed in colors heightened with crayon titled "Woman in Rice Fields" takes us beyond borders but reminds us that regardless of location or culture, tending to crops is universally cherished work. Thinning Corn immortalizes hardworking farmers laboring over their precious harvests using oil paints on canvas. It stands as a tribute to their unwavering commitment towards nurturing every plant to its fullest potential.