Description
Indian Corn Culture by Charles S. Plumb is a comprehensive exploration of the cultivation and significance of maize (Indian corn) in agriculture. The book delves into the historical development of corn farming, its various varieties, and the methods employed by indigenous peoples and settlers in cultivating it. Plumb examines the plant’s impact on the economy, food systems, and culture, particularly in the Americas. The text also covers practical aspects of corn farming, such as soil conditions, planting techniques, and harvesting methods. Overall, it offers a detailed account of the crop’s vital role in agricultural practices and society.
