Silver queen is still the favorite around here. There's a bi-color that's very good too. Never heard of hollowway corn. Last year during the middle of the season I heard a woman in the grocery with a thick NJ accent yell to her husband "All this is that white corn, they don't have any yellow" I'm thinking to myself that she has no idea what she should be looking for. No one gets yellow corn here, lessen than you're livestock.
The worms never bother Me( they dont eat much- worms equal pesticide free corn) The "Holloway' is a white corn perhaps a shade bigger ears than the "Silverqueen" "Iochief" is a good field corn to plant around here because it is robust and stands the thunderstorms better.( even if it is yellow) Indian corn does well on its own altough not as sweet and tender.
Sounds like they are doing good.
We tested corn in the steam table today. Turned out perfect.
Yum,[when I was a little boy, before the Devil called my name] I couldnt wait till the sweet corn came in.
Do you have a CO monitor?We just lit the water heater for the first time. I don't know if I posted it a while ago, but the water heater that was in it showed signs of electrical meltdown and we didn't want to trust it, especially considering the control module was $200+. We found one pulled from a 2022 RV for $170 locally and bought it. Just a little bit longer than the other one but narrower. We got it mounted a while ago but never got to test it until today because it needs to be filled to fire. We just got done the plumbing and decided to fire it. Hooked up 12v, opened the gas line and within a few seconds the igniter fired, and a couple seconds after that, the burner fired. I spent most of the day yesterday sorting out the rats nest of 12vdc and 120vac wiring that all came together in one spot in the ceiling.
Now there's a nice new switch panel I put together and all the 120vac lines are sorted and connected
The exhaust fans are now set that can be run individually.
Here's the squat test to see if I need to add more air to the suspension with it hitched up. I think it looks good.
We should be ready to roll by saturday afternoon.
Not yet, we will, plus an LP monitor. That's the kind of stuff that goes in last. I won't be buying them from the RV store I was at today, those guys are expensive. I'm not terribly worried about LP or CO since there's so much ventilation, like the 6' wide window on one side, and the two windows on the other side, plus the exhaust fans running. But we're still going to put them in.
You make a good product "and they will come!" guarantee if I am ever up that way I will stop by( btw sell the "Mexican Cokes" as well so much better than the American variety, most of the food trailers down here do)
My favorite is Root beer floats with chocolate ice cream. I also make my own ice cream when I have time. An amazing dark chocolate that's super rich and creamy and a really creamy cantaloupe that's really good over fresh melon.Whip up some "Boston Coolers" (Vernors ginger ale and ice cream) and I might show up!
Sorry, out here in farmland, we're kind of short on frozen hawaiians.
