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The Plimoth Patuxet Museum grows corn long prized by the Wampanoag community. Ted Reinstein learns how the indigenous people of Massachusetts would utilize every part of their corn crop

The Squirrel and Acorn Bookshop, which recently opened on South Allen Street, is currently having an “extended soft opening.” Owner Andrew Aschwanden said a grand opening is currently in the

A Neutral WASDE report for Corn, gave the Feeder Market some room for growth.

Shipping channels re-open on the Mississippi river after a brief hiccup for grain exports.

USDA data shows per-capita dairy consumption has emphatic rise, and Mexicos genetically modified corn ban could have huge consequences for U.S. and Mexican economies.

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Grains rallied across the board yesterday as wheat led the way.

These Venezuelan cheesy, savory-sweet corn pancakes are endlessly customizable, making them the ultimate kid-friendly recipe or WFH lunch.

[laughter] >> hey, if tennessee beats lsu today, our bets over. im going to enjoy that steak -- ill. will: its not over. ive got two losses. >> its the over. its done. will: check out outkick, clay, see you soon. rachel, rick, pete, over to you. rachel: all right. speaking of football and tailgate, its national chili week, and there are so many combinations to pick from. pete: joining us now is celebrity chef and copartner at 317 main street, chef eric. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks f...

Drought causing delivery issues on the Mississippi River, slowing grain exports.