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indian corn #824339 08/01/09 06:33 AM
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Anyone know where to get indian corn around Brownwood? Also is it that much better than regular corn. lets hear some opinions.



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ok call me stupid but what is Indian corn


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ok call me stupid but what is Indian corn



You're stupid! No, but seriously, Im not exactly sure, but I believe its a multi-colored super corn. I seen a couple of people on here mention that it holds deer at the feeder longer. Ive never seen it, or known of anybody that used it, but you learn something new every day so i figured I'd just ask. Maybe it even comes in a camo bag!!



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wow i don't even know what to say no at all what i was expecting lol


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if you buy some chance find where to get it in brownwood PLZ let me know i would also like to try it.

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will do



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thanks alot


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Its ornamental corn. It is more of a seed market thing that runs about 10 to 20 times the cost of feed corn from any supplier that has it in bulk. As feed corn "indian" corn is likely a myth or a once time deal someone ran across with left over or contaminated grain.
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Bummer. really wanted to try it, but I'm not 10 to 20 more excited it than reg corn! Thanks for your answer.



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Its ornamental corn. It is more of a seed market thing that runs about 10 to 20 times the cost of feed corn from any supplier that has it in bulk. As feed corn "indian" corn is likely a myth or a once time deal someone ran across with left over or contaminated grain.
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How do you know this? Are you just guessing?



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Anyone know where to get indian corn around Brownwood? Also is it that much better than regular corn. lets hear some opinions.




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Anyone know where to get indian corn around Brownwood? Also is it that much better than regular corn. lets hear some opinions.




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Forget it then. I'm never going down that aisle AGAIN!!:-)



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How do you know this? Are you just guessing?




Uh, no.
That would be negative brother.

Lets look in Britannica at the definition of Corn.

corn
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Cereal plant (Zea mays) of the family Poaceae (or Gramineae). It originated in the New World and has been introduced globally. American Indians taught colonists to grow corn, including some varieties of yellow corn that are still popular as food, as well as varieties with red, blue, pink, and black kernels, often banded, spotted, or striped, that today are regarded as ornamental and in the U.S. are called Indian corn. The tall, annual grass has a stout, erect, solid stem and large narrow leaves with wavy margins. Corn is used as livestock feed, as human food, and as raw material in industry. Though it is a major food in many parts of the world, it is inferior to other cereals in nutritional value. Inedible parts of the plant are used in industry—stalks for paper and wallboard; husks for filling material; cobs for fuel, to make charcoal, and in the preparation of industrial solvents. Corn husks also have a long history of use in the folk arts for objects such as woven amulets and corn-husk dolls. Corn is one of the most widely distributed of the world's food plants. In the U.S. corn is the most important crop, but slightly more acres of soybeans are planted.

Ornamental corn varietys at one seed supply. You can get Indian corn for $1.98 a pound.
http://www.mainstreetseedandsupply.com/vscornornamental.htm
Or here is another variety of ornamental Indian Corn for $2.50 a pound.
http://www.reimerseeds.com/indian-ornamental-corn-autumn-explosion.aspx
Or 50 pounds for $200.
http://www.landrethseeds.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=4541


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Well, you ripped me a new one on that!!! I wonder why people are saying it is the same price as regular corn? I'm out on Indian corn.



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At $200 per 50# those deer better stay longer at your feeder!




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At $200 per 50# those deer better stay longer at your feeder!




For that price, they better kill themselves & load up in tne bed of my truck



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It is a LONG RUNNING PITA JOKE on this Forum...there is no such thing as feed....




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Have you checked the price of corn in the Brownwood area lately, and where do you get yours at?


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Indian Corn has nothing in it that is different than standard sweet corn and/or field corn. Same thing except for the color and price.


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Sliger's Produce 50lbs $7.49


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I saw some last week at the Shell station on IH20 & 281, and the store in Proctor on 377 had Indian Corn. We have been feeding it for a long time. The deer really seem to like it, and stay at the feeder longer..! up



I feed Indian Corn, the deer really seem to like it and stay at the feeder longer......and longer....!
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