Corn Collection (page 8)

Agricultural landscape with cypresses - Italy, Tuscany, Siena, Val d Orcia, Castiglione d Orcia

Barley - Germany, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Freising, Giggenhausen

Barley and cumulonimbus clouds - Italy, Tuscany, Siena, Val d Orcia, Pienza, south of

Mediterranean cypress group in wheat field - Italy, Tuscany, Siena, Val d Orcia, San Quirico d Orcia, Torrenieri

Flood water has damaged crops, Bogura, Bangladesh

Italy, Tuscany, Serchio Valley, Grains of wheat in the mill of Piezza

USA, South Dakota, Mitchell, Mitchell Corn Palace, buildling exterior made of corn

Exterior of traditional Thatched House, Tihany, Hungary

Corn (maize) plantations in Ribatejo, Portugal

Traditional rural house with maize on a tree in Sao Bras. Terceira, Azores islands, Portugal

Lone Cypress Tree in Field of Barley, Pienza, Tuscany, Italy

Idaho, USA. Wind turbines in a field on the Iowa prairie in the American Midwest

Tuscany, Val d Orcia, Italy. Cypress trees in green meadow field with clouds gathering meadow field at sunset

Corn bread, Moncao. Alto Minho, Portugal

Corn presented during the festivities of Tourem. Peneda Geres National Park, Portugal

Harvested corn stacked traditionally in stooks, Coldridge, Mid Devon, England. Summer (July) 2009

Golden ripened corn growing in a hilltop field in rural Devon, England. Summer (June) 2009

Steamed buns and corn, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China

Fields of Friuli in a stormy spring day, Udine province, Friuli Venezia-Giulia region, Italy

Sunrise on the fields of corn and the gentle green hills of Val d Orcia province of Siena Tuscany Italy Europe

Ancient farmland in the cultivated fields of Cologna Paese, Abruzzo, Italy

A beam of sunlight filtered through the clouds above the cultivated fields above the village of Montepagano, Abruzzo, Italy

Hay bundle in English field, The Chilterns Hambledon UK

English countryside Chilterns Hambledon UK
English countryside Hambledon UK

Lone Cypress Tree in Field of Barley, Pienza, Tuscany, Italy

South Carolina colonists planting crops
Settlers planting crops in South Carolina during colonial days. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Thanksgiving in Chicago
Roswitha Schleicher-Schwarz

Ripe sunflowers and corn
Andrii Kutsachenko

The mill
Nel Talen

Shyness
Irene Perovich

Corner of Corn
Niyazi Gürgen

Boiled corn vendor
Garik

Late Light Pheasant
Nick Kalathas

Leafs And Corn Pattern
Treechild

Sunset in the cornfield
Ivo Mateju

New Born Corn
Cicek Kiral

Corn harvesting in Indiana early 1900s

Corn binder Crawford County Pennsylvania USA early 1900s

Isle of Skye - grinding corn - Victorian period

Sowing corn in the Isle of Arran

Isle of Arran - Sowing Corn - Victorian period

Corn Exchange, Saffron Walden, Essex - Hart and Son postcard Saffron Walden

Duncan St and Corn Exchange Leeds

Grinding corn, Isle of Patmos, Greece, early 1900s

Corn Market, Pontefract early 1900's

Pontefract Corn Market early probably 1920s

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"Corn: A Journey Through Time and Landscapes" Step back in time to witness the age-old tradition of horses pulling the plough, as they diligently cultivate the fertile fields. The Map of the Rivelin Valley Estate from 1934 guides us through this picturesque countryside, revealing a tapestry of golden cornfields stretching as far as the eye can see. Travel further back in history with William Fairbank's correct plan of Sheffield from 1771, showcasing a bustling town surrounded by bountiful corn crops. Fast forward to 1797, and another masterpiece by Fairbank presents an intricately engraved Plan of Sheffield that highlights its agricultural heritage. Shire Horses, majestic creatures with their immense strength and grace, continue to pull the plough across vast landscapes like Stirling Castle in Scotland. Witnessing these magnificent animals working harmoniously with humans is truly awe-inspiring. The Millet Gleaners epitomize hard work and dedication as they meticulously gather every precious grain left behind after harvest. Horse-drawn harvesters join forces with farmers to ensure no bounty goes to waste – a testament to human ingenuity throughout history. Intriguingly depicted in an illustration by William Heath Robinson titled "Consequences, " we are reminded that every action has its consequences – even when it comes to something as humble yet essential as corn farming. Let us not forget moments of joy amidst our exploration; Mairzy Doats and Dozy Doats serenade us on an enchanting music sheet cover while we immerse ourselves in tales spun around Mitchells Corn Palace in Mitchell, South Dakota. This architectural marvel celebrates corn's significance while captivating visitors from near and far. Nature too plays its part; Emberiza calandra or the charming corn bunting graces our presence with its melodic song against a backdrop of gently swaying stalks. Its presence reminds us that corn sustains not only humans but also the diverse ecosystem it supports.