Most of the towering, uniform stalks lining rural highways are not grown for family dinners, but for a vast industrial machine. Field corn is bred to be hard, dry, and starchy, the perfect raw material for feedlots, factories, and fuel plants. It becomes corn syrup in your soda, ethanol in your gas, and starch in your breakfast without ever resembling the juicy cob you imagine when you hear the word “corn.” You rarely see it in its true form, yet it quietly shapes your diet, your economy, and your landscape.
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