Sweet Corn's Top Flavor

The Guardian Page 13 Thursday. May 12, 1955

Professor; Touch Businessmen Business

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only the home gardner. who can sink teeth into an eartof sweet corn within an hour or less after it is picked, really knows the su- preme tenderness and flavor of this American favorite.

Loss of favor begins at the in- stant it is picked. Chilling can slow this down. but nothing can slop it, except popping the ear into boiling water as soon as pos- sible. say from 5 minutes to half an hour after picking.

Varieties of sweet corn differ much in sweetness. When you find a variety that pleases you. the best Way to enjoy it is to make several sowlngs. spaced so that they mature one after the other, prolonging the season of your delight.

A patch of sweet corn in a space fifteen feet square should yield ten dozen ears. This is ap- proximate, of course; each stalk hearing at least one ear, and some of them bearing two.

Hybrid sweet corn is gradu- ally displacing open polienated varieties, though many home gar- deners continue to grow the lat- ter. The harvest season of a hy- brid variety. is usually shorter, and while the cars are larger and the yield heavier. Most hybrid varieties are disease I i tant, and more vigorous growers than open pollenated kinds.

To maintain a continuous sup- ply of one hybrid variety more

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yum ; MONTREAL, (CP) - The prac- TENOY :APANRT TO! ideal and the theoretical met mm; aim Tuesday, with businessmen coach- OOIN. ing university professors in fin-

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ronto, involving professors from University of British Columbia and the University of Toronto. The investment Dealers' Asso- ciation of Canada. in collaboration with the Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges inaugurated the program here to give the profess- ors an opportunity to meet sen- ior executives.

municipal securities. security acts. portfolio management, trading in securities, investment funds. and practical investment analysis.

frequent sowing should be made. There are some advantages in sowing at the same time several

different varmieh of "rymg The professors - teachers of mummy dates. In ad" 3,, pm. COI'lIIl'lEEs.I:' accounting. business EIIIIIIIIIBILILIUII and allied sub-

duco a long honest. This prac- tice also t J the pollenation period of the planting, and les- sens the danger of failing to fer- tilize the silks, which may occur in unfavorable weather. When on: hybrid variety is grown alone.

A sowing of sweet corn should be made in four short rows rather than in a single long row. This insures that when the pollen is ripe. a cross wind will carry it to the silk in the young ears of an adjoining row, rather than wasting it on the ground, as might be the ea in a single row. Each silk mus be fertilized by pollen, in order to produce a ker- nel, and many failures with corn are traceable to poor pollination.

Seed should be sown when dan- ger of frost in over, about two inches deep either in continuous tlrills or hills. In drills, sow three or four seeds to a foot, later he thinned out to six inches . ut for dwarf growing varieties or I foot apart for tall ones. Space the hills two or three feet apart in the rows. according to the size of the variety, and for both drills and hills. space the rows two to three feet apart.

Deep cultivation of corn must be avoided because the plants

jects t lude Wilfred Berman, Dal. housie University. Halifax.

have shallow roots; but all weeds should be kept down and the soil stirred, to break its crust. until the plants are half grown.

TRACADIE CROSS HOME AND SCHOOL

The April meeting of the Trac- adie Cross Home and School As- sociation was held in the school with a large attendance of mem- bers and visitors. The President, Mr. W. B. Fitzpatrick presided and after the business of the meet- ing was completed spoke on the advisability of improving class- room facilities. Discussion fol- lowed in which all present par- ticipated. Arrangements were made to supply bus and private transportation for the children to the Music Festival.

The winners in the Lottery drawn at the meeting were as follows: lst., Thomas Evans, 2nd., Mrs. W. B. Fitzpatrick, 8rd., Bas- il. MacDonald

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