Kill all PLANTS!
This must be the most hottest summer EVAH because Trump budget cuts and tax cuts for billionaires....
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Corn sweat. That is how dumb it thinks you are!
An acre of corn can transpire over 4,000 gallons of water per day. Much more than in the past due to much higher plants per acre.
Same took place in the tall grass prairie that preceded the Corn Belt.
The entire Mississippi River valley is miserable with humidity this time of year. On top of that there has been high levels of rain fall this spring and summer which has added to it.
Propagandists of the Corn. The movie.
With heat like this that has never been experienced before, the corn will already be roasted and ready for consumption at the next barbecue.
https://biologydictionary.net/transpiration/
The Water Cycle
Transpiration is part of the water cycle, also known as the hydrological cycle. The water cycle describes how water moves throughout the Earth. First, water transpires from plants and enters the atmosphere as water vapor. Water from Earth’s oceans, lakes, and rivers also evaporates into the atmosphere. The evaporation from Earth’s waterways and from plants via transpiration is collectively known as evapotranspiration. In the atmosphere, the water forms clouds, and then it falls back to earth again as rain or snow. Precipitation collects again in earth’s waterways, or it goes into the soil, where it enables plants to grow. Then water evaporates from plants, oceans, lakes, and rivers again, completing the cycle.
Remove all subsidies, price guarantees, fed funded insurance, and kill mandated ethanol in gasoline. Then we can have better food, weather, and cars.
Sounds like we need to cut down the rainforest to save people from humidity down there also.
“Unfortunately, we humans (and most animals) are the ones who are actually sweating from this phenomenon.” What I’m sweating now is how much the price of corn sucks.
Just another summer of sweatin’ to the corn: 🌽
I’ve experienced it. There’s a huge farm field near our rural neighborhood. There’s a half-mile path in the middle of it that the farmer allows people to use for walking. When he plants corn, you can feel the humidity as soon as you walk down the path. At night, the path has a fog. When he plants soybeans, the humidity is much less.
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This is a true phenomenon. This is the first time I have heard the term “Corn Sweats”. We always called it Transpiration.
They are sweating toilet water!
Brawndo’s got what corn craves.
Great time to reemove ethanol from gasoline!