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Encyclopedia > Corning

Corning is the name of some places in the United States of America:

For the manufacturing company where the optical fiber was invented, see Corning Glass Works.

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Corn (1623 words)
Corn is cross-pollinated by wind-blown pollen from the male flowers or tassels at the top of the plant to the female flowers or silks about midway up the stalks.
Corn was originally "roasted" in the fire coals.
Corn leaf aphids infect the swirl of young corn plants.
Corn Refiners Association - Home Page (272 words)
Based in Washington, D.C., the Corn Refiners Association is the national trade association representing the corn refining (wet milling) industry of the United States.
The association is a primary source of educational material on corn and products from corn for schools, government, journalists, agriculture and agribusiness.
Also outlined are sustainable practices that corn farmers employ to produce more corn, while reducing their environmental footprint.
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