0 the yellow seeds of maize that are cooked and eaten as a vegetable; corn American -- søtmais
a tin of sweetcorn.
For each major crop (maize, soybean, sweetcorn, sorghum and sunflower) three random sites were visited weekly.
The situation for both maize and sweetcorn differs with crops being planted over a period of three months.
The data represent yields of sweetcorn cobs, expressed as kg per plot multiplied by 10.
Certain "essential cases" will be allowed until the end of 2007 in respect of sweetcorn and forestry.
The garlic and sweetcorn grown on the island is sold throughout the land.
There has been a great increase in farm diversification with such activities as "pick-yourown"—who would have thought before the war that one would be picking one's own sweetcorn?
The broad river valley is used to grow alfalfa, sweetcorn, maize and wheat.
They may also contain ham, fish, "humita" (sweetcorn with white sauce) or spinach; a fruit filling is used to create a dessert empanada.
