1 tommorow 2015-10-05 2 exo 2015-10-02 3 dairy 2015-09-30 4 shortest woman 2015-09-24 5 Suffer from Anemia 2015-09-23 6 festival 2015-09-22 7 Red Double Decker Buses 2015-09-21 8 Elephant 2015-07-24 9 Smurf Town in Spain 2015-07-20 10 Rudolph in New York? 2015-07-17 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [다음10개]   회 원 박효정 작성일 2015-03-09 Weather    Feeling  Pleasure 제 목 Rainbow-Colored Corn 내 용 As you know, corn is usually yellow in color. Recently, colorful corn appeared in the world! A nonprofit organization which seeks to preserve the agricultural heritage of the Native Americans, Native Seeds/SEARCH, put on online sale a special corn named “Glass Gem corn.”As expected, it has got an explosive response from customers around the nation! The corn looks as if it is set with jewels. But it is an edible agricultural product.How was it born? It has a long story! The multi-colored Glass Gem corn was originated by Cherokee Indian farmer Charles Barnes from Oklahoma. He noticed that some cobs often included colorful ears of corn. Shortly before he died, Mr Barnes passed on his seed collection and breeding know-how to his friend, Greg Schoen. Then, Schoen gave the seeds to Bill McDorman, owner of a small seed company in Arizona.“I was blown away. No one had ever seen corn like this before,” said McDorman, now the executive director of Native Seeds. 답변자 ts0068 답변일 2015-03-10 답변내용 As you know, corn is usually yellow in color. *GOOD SENTENCE! Recently, colorful corn appeared in the world! *GOOD SENTENCE! A nonprofit organization which seeks to preserve the agricultural heritage of the Native Americans, Native Seeds/SEARCH, put on online sale a special corn named “Glass Gem corn.” *GOOD SENTENCE! As expected, it has got an explosive response from customers around the nation! *GOOD SENTENCE! The corn looks as if it is set with jewels. *GOOD SENTENCE! But it is an edible agricultural product. *GOOD SENTENCE! How was it born? *GOOD SENTENCE! It has a long story! *GOOD SENTENCE! The multi-colored Glass Gem corn was originated by Cherokee Indian farmer Charles Barnes from Oklahoma. *GOOD SENTENCE! He noticed that some cobs often included colorful ears of corn. *GOOD SENTENCE! Shortly before he died, Mr. Barnes passed on his seed collection and breeding know-how to his friend, Greg Schoen. *GOOD SENTENCE! Then, Schoen gave the seeds to Bill McDorman, owner of a small seed company in Arizona. *GOOD SENTENCE! "I was blown away. No one had ever seen corn like this before.", said McDorman, now the executive director of Native Seeds. *GOOD SENTENCE!