Video By: Joel F. Blocker
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Sunday, July 22: Video clip highlights of Tuxedo Corn Company workers picking, packaging and preparing corn last Monday on a farm outside of Olathe.
Published/Last Modified on Saturday, July 21, 2007 3:37 PM MDT
The process to harvest corn includes the hands of about 30 workers and some heavy machinery. The first ear of Harold's Olathe Sweet sweet corn crop was picked at 6 a.m. Monday. Thirty minutes later, a truck of 480 boxes, each containing four dozen ears, departed the field for the warehouse. Video clip interviews with Tuxedo Corn Company owner John Harold and Al Schaak an inspector from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Video By: Joel F. Blocker
Video By: Joel F. Blocker
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