There are many dishes that remind us of summertime, including tomato sandwiches, peach cobbler, squash casserole, and one of the comfiest of all summer vegetable sides: creamed corn. As soon as ears ...

Making tamales at home is a terrific, hands-on way to do this, but the customary choices for wrapping tamales — corn husks and banana leaves — aren't exactly staples in many American homes.

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The Midwest’s massive corn fields are making the region more humid as it battles a sweltering heatwave. On a hot day, fields of corn transpiring water, also known as "corn sweat", can raise ...

Through a natural process commonly called "corn sweat," water evaporating from plants enters the atmosphere, combines with other water molecules and humidifies the air. In the Plains and Midwest ...

That's the heat index doing its thing. And guess what? The crops around can make it feel a lot hotter due to something called corn sweat. Here’s why. Has it been feeling muggy, lately?

It turns out that corn sweats, just like humans. “Corn sweat” is when corn plants release moisture into the air to stay cool, collectively providing the American Midwest a substantial surge in ...

The natural process of plant evapotranspiration is pumping moisture into an already hot and humid atmosphere, especially in the corn-growing areas of the Midwest Rudy Molinek Mass Media Fellow ...