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How the corn stood up

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First published at 15:23 UTC on August 19th, 2023.

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Granny Fisher's Homestead

Granny Fisher

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Ten days ago, I filmed my corn, which was blown down in a storm, and explained that the corn would stand itself back up all by itself. Here's what that same corn looks like 10 days later.
NOTE: This was initially going to be the intro to a longer video about what you should feed a goat, but the longer video did not work out, so look for a goat video in another day or two.

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