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Adams, Harry W.
Adams, Jocelyn Delk
Adams Corporation
aflatoxin
Africa
Africans
South Africa
African Americans
foodways of
migration of
Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933
Agricultural Marketing Act
Albany, NY
Albert Dickinson Company
Algonquian
Allegheny Mountains
Allen, Dell
Allen, Terese
Allis-Chalmers
American Corn Growers Association
American Popcorn Company
American Revolution
pre-Revolution
Anderson, Edgar
anticorporate-farming laws
Appalachian Mountains
Appert, Nicholas
Arapahoe, NE
Argo Corn Starch
Armour, Philip
Armour Packing Company
ascorbic acid
Asia/Asian. See also Cantonese, China, Chinese
Azteca Foods
Aztecs
baby corn
backwoodsman
bacon. See also ham, hog, lard, pig, pork, salt pork, sausage, swine
bangboard
Bantu
barbed wire
Barlow, Joel
Battle Creek, MI
Baum, L. Frank
Beatrice Creamery/Beatrice Foods
beef
corned beef
corn-fed beef
fresh
grass-fed
processing
in recipes
salt beef
transporting
Beloit, WI
Belstra Milling Company
bin. See grain bins
Birds Eye Company
Bishop Hill, IL
Black Hawk War
Bloomington, IL
corn palace
railroad
Boone, Daniel
Boston Cooking School Cookbook
Brazil
Britain. See also England
British
colonies
individuals
settlers
tea
Brockman, Terra
Bt corn
Buiter, Rob
butterfly (popcorn flake)
Butz, Earl
buying cornmeal
by-products
Canada
climate related to corn
Canadian
canal. See also Erie Canal, Illinois and Michigan Canal, Ohio Canal
canned corn
first
popularity of
in recipes
in wartime
canning
earliest. See also tin cans
can opener
Cantonese
carbon footprint
Carlson, Elmer
Carver, George Washington
Cather, Willa
Catlin, George
cattle
corn/silage feeding
dairy cattle
drives
grazing
questions
transporting. See also, beef, cow, dairy, longhorn, meatpackers, shorthorn, stockyards
cattlemen
census
Center for Science in the Public Interest
center-pivot irrigation system
Chaffin, Jack
cheese
Chelsea, MI
Chelsea Milling Company
Chicago
economic importance
founded
growth of
industry
meat
migration/immigration to
popcorn
railroads
tamales
World’s Fair. See also Packingtown, Porkopolis, Union Stock Yards, University of
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Chicago Bears
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT)
founding of
Chicago Daily Tribune
Chicago Farmers
Chicago Union Stock Yards. See Union Stock Yards
chickens
chicken broth
chicken tamales
feeding
fried chicken
numbers
Rhode Island Red
White Leghorn. See also eggs
Chillicothe
China
export to
use of cornstarch
Chinatown (Chicago)
Chinese. See also Cantonese
chlorinated hydrocarbons
chowder. See also corn chowder
Cincinnati
Civil War
at beginning
before
Chicago and
cookbooks and
end of
farming after
food during
legislative activity following
migration after
period after
popcorn and
and railways
statehood and
Clark, William
Cleveland
collet
Columbian exchange
Columbian Exposition. See also World’s Fair
Columbus, Christopher
anniversary (Columbian Exposition)
Columbus, NE
combine, self-propelled
capabilities of
cost
effects of
with popcorn
commodity corn
Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund
community-supported agriculture (CSA)
compaction (soil)
and weeds. See also no-till
ConAgra
Connecticut
Conservation Reserve Program
cookbooks
charity cookbooks
recipes from. See also Boston School of Cooking Cookbook and Settlement Cook Book
cooperative. See also Heritage Cooperative
Corbett, Gary
Corn Belt
cattle variety
competition
corn varieties
creation of
production
slavery in
Corn Belt Exposition
corn binder
corn borer
resistant corn
cornbread
memories of
part of African American culture
part of meal
recipe
for Wheatless Wednesdays
corn chowder
recipe for
Corn Cob Pipe Museum
corncobs
corncob pipes
corncrib
for popcorn
replacing
corndodger
recipe
cornflakes
corn head (for combine)
invention of
cornhusk. See husk
Cornhuskers, poetry collection or football team
cornhuskers, removing husks
competitive
mechanical. See also husking
cornmeal
buying cornmeal
commercial use
differences
frontier
home use
modern milling
recipes
in tamales
stone ground
during World War I. See also cornmeal mush
cornmeal mush
for breakfast
memories of
other names for
recipe
corn oil
corn on the cob
corn palaces
first (Sioux City)
Mitchell Corn Palace
Corn Palace Train
corn picker (mechanical)
cornpone. See pone
Corn Products Refining Company
cornstarch
in recipes. See also starch
corn title
cow
cow-calf unit
feeding. See also cattle
cow town
Crabb, Richard
Cracker Jack
crackers
cracker barrel
Graham crackers
creamed corn
canned
Cretors, Charles “C.C.”
company
popper
Crimean War
crop rotation
in organic farming
for weed and insect control
crows
CSA. See community-supported agriculture
weed control/stage in farming
cultivator
custom work
Czechs
dairy
carbon footprint
cows. See also cattle
Dakotas. See also North Dakota, South Dakota
Dane
Dart, Joseph
Dayton, OH
DDT
Decker, Tom
Deere, John
combine
John Deere Company
photos from John Deere Company
plow
Deering Company
DeKalb, IL
DeKalb Seed Company
DeKryger, Malcolm
dent corn
classification and background
Corn Belt Dents
cross pollination
Des Moines
detassel. See also tassel
Detroit
dextrose
Diffley, Martin
dining car
disassembly line
Disneyland
distillery
distill/distilling
DNA
Dodge City
Doolin, Charles Elmer
Dragonwagon, Crescent
drainage tiles
driers. See grain driers
drip line
drought
drought of 2012
drought resistant
dryers. See grain driers
dry-land farming
Dunbar, Lawrence
Durand, Peter
Dust Bowl
Dutch
Earp, Wyatt
East, Edward M.
Eastern European
eggs
in recipes
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
embryo. See germ (part of corn kernel)
endosperm
England
canning from
traditions. See also Britain
Engler, Peter
English
cattle
Channel
colonists/settlers
steamed pudding
traditions
word origin. See also British
environment
benefits for
environmental health
impact on
protect the. See also erosion, soil
environmentalist
environmental policy
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
environmental solutions company
environmental stresses
Erie Canal. See also canal
erosion
reduce. See also no-till
ethanol
corn used for
issues
legislation
Evans, Henry
Executive Women in Agriculture
Export Enhancement Program
E-Z Pop
factory
canned goods in
loss of workers to
Fairmont Creamery/Fairmont Foods Company
family farm (owned by a specific family)
family farms (as category)
majority of farms
protecting
Fannie Farmer
Farmall tractor
Farm Board
Farmers Alliance
Farmer’s Almanac, The
farmers’ market
grants for
Farm Service Agency (of USDA)
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
feedlot
fence
Fernholz, Carmen
on crop rotation
fertilize (germ fertilized by pollen)
fertilizer/fertilizing (soil)
commercial
corn’s need
natural
in organic farming
and popcorn
reducing runoff
field corn
compared to other types
defined
wet milling of
Field to Family Community Food Project
Finn/Finnish
Fitkin, Jim
flake (popcorn)
flint corn
breeding with
classification and background
in johnnycakes
flour corn
classification and background
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Foote, Cheryl
Ford, Henry
France
Franklin, Benjamin
French
explorers
land gained from
word origins. See also France
French and Indian War
Fritos
Froelich, John
frozen food
Funk, Casimir
Funk, Eugene
Funk, Isaac
Funk, Lafayette
Funk Bros. Seed Company
Funk Farms Federal Field Station
Future Farmers of America (FFA)
futures
Galena
Galena & Chicago Union Railroad
Galesburg
Geigy Company
General Mills
genetic
material
mutation
traits
genetically modified/engineered organisms (GMO/GEO)
no GMO popcorn
water quality with
geneticist
genetics (field of science). See also Gregor Mendel
germ (part of corn kernel)
German
food
immigrants
Germany
germinate/germination
germs
resistant
Giles, Dorothy
Glidden, Joseph
Goldberger, Joseph
Gold Rush
Goldstein, Walter
government
agencies
assistance
and chemicals used in farming
disposition of land
and food in wartime
funding research
mandates on ethanol
and organic farming
and production levels
regulation
restrictions. See also individual agencies
Graham, Reverend Sylvester
grain bin
wet corn bin
grain drier
grain elevator
defined
impact
legislation regarding
Grange, The
granger railroads
grass, as cover crop
corn is
decorative
grass for cattle
grasslands
as weeds
Great American Desert
Great Chicago Fire
Great Depression
government efforts during
impact on agriculture
popcorn during
Greater Midwest Foodways Alliance
Great Floyd River Flood
Great Lakes
transportation/shipping
Great Lakes states
Great Migration
Great Plains
as barrier
cattle on
immigration to
irrigation on
opening of
and railroads
suited for corn
Green Bay
green corn
defined
eating
for roasting
Native American celebration of
preserving
in recipes
in silage
versus sweet. See also milky stage, sweet corn
Greenfield Village
Green Giant
Greenwood, IN
grinding
hand grind
hominy/nixtamal
tools for. See also gristmill, hominy block, mill, quern, wet milling
gristmill. See also, grinding, hominy block, mill, quern
grits
difference between grits and cornmeal
ham. See also bacon, hog, lard, pig, pork, salt pork, sausage, swine
Hammond, George
Hammond, IN
Harrison, Charlie
Hart-Parr Company
harvest
amount
at baby corn and milky/green corn stages
celebration
by hand
hybridizing and
livestock and
machines
popcorn
reenacting
of silage
sweet corn
time. See also combine, corn binder, corn head, corn picker, grain drier, husking
Hasty, Dominicus “Min”
hasty pudding
Heartland
appearance of
defined
dominance of corn in
of Finnish America
issues
heirloom, corn
pigs
protecting diversity of
Hennepin Canal. See also canals
herbicides
herbicide-resistant corn
not with popcorn
reduced need with GMO. See also weeds
Heritage Cooperative. See also cooperative
Hidatsa
high-fructose corn sweetener (HFCS)
High Plains
Hispanic
Hodgson Mills
hoe cake
Hoffer, George
hog
defining Corn Belt agriculture
at fairs
for lard
markets
processing
at stockyards. See also bacon, ham, lard, pig, pork, Porkopolis, salt pork, sausage, swine, Union Stock Yards
Holbert, James
Holmes, Mabel White
Homestead Act
hominy
“hogs and”
“Hominy King”
process/definition
hominy block
hominy grits. See grits
honeybee
Hoopes, Thomas
Hoopeston, IL
Hoopeston Canning Company
Hoover, Herbert
Hopi
Hopkins, Cyril G.
horses
horse-drawn equipment
horse-drawn wagon
“horse power”
horse replaces oxen
packhorse
plow horse
tractor replaces horse
transportation
Hudnut, Theodore
Hudson, John C.
Hungary/Hungarian
husk (part of plant)
in crafts and home use
husking/shucking
competition
mechanical
husking bee
husking peg, hook, glove
hybrid corn
development of
for Fritos
harvesting
less pollen
popcorn
protecting viability of
ice harvesting
Illinois
cornstarch
drainage in
grain elevator in
historic farm in
hybrid corn in
Land Connection
legislation in
Lincoln in
mill
Morrill Act
popcorn in
productivity
residents
science in
settlement and statehood
slavery in. See also Bishop Hill, Bloomington, Chicago, DeKalb, Galena, Galesburg, Hoopeston, Joliet, Kewanee, McLean County, Moline, Peoria, Springfield, University of Illinois, and Vandalia
Illinois and Michigan Canal (I&M Canal). See also canal
Illinois Building, Columbian Exposition
Illinois Canning Company
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois General Assembly
Illinois River
Indiana
corn husking championship
dairy in
hybrid corn in
Morrill Act
National Road
pigs in
popcorn in
productivity
and railways
settlement and statehood
slavery in. See also Greenwood, Hammond, Terre Haute, Valparaiso
Industrial Revolution
Ingraham, Herbert
insect
control of
resistant. See also corn borer, insecticide
insecticide
International Harvester
Inuit
Iowa
community supported agriculture
corn husking champ
corn palace
detasseling in
fertilizer use in
hybrid corn in
legislation in
Morrill Act
Native Americans of
popcorn
productivity
and railways
settlement and statehood. See also Des Moines, Odebolt, Sioux City, Waterloo, West Point
Iowa Pesticide Act
Iowa State University
Ireland
Irish
Irish Potato Famine
Iroquois
irrigation. See also central-pivot irrigation system, drip line
Italian, language
people
Italy
reasons for leaving
jabber
Jamestown
corn saved
Japan
importing
Jardín Etnobotánico
Jefferson, Thomas
and corn farming
Jennings, John
Jew/Jewish
Jiffy mix
Jiffy Pop
johnnycake
Johnson, Robert
Johnston, John
Joliet, IL
Joliet, Louis
Jolly Time Popcorn
Jones, Donald
Jones, Orlando
Jossi, John
jumping gene
Kabbani, Jim
Kansas
productivity
settlement and statehood. See also Dodge City, Nicodemus, Wichita
Kansas City, MO
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Kansas State University
Kellogg, Dr. John Harvey
Kellogg, Will Keith
Kellogg Company
Kennedy, Jack
Kentucky
Kewanee, IL
Kewanee Historical Society
King Corn (movie)
King George
Kingsford, Thomas
Kingsford’s Corn Starch
Kline Creek Farm
Knox College
Koos, Greg
Korn Kurls
kwashiorkor
Lake Michigan
Land Connection, The (TLC)
landfill
land-grant colleges. See also Morrill Act
land grants as payment for soldiers
lard
in recipes
LaSalle, René Robert Cavelier, Sieur de
Laughnan, John
legislation
Le Sueur, MN
Lewis, Meriwether
Libby Foods
Life magazine
Lincoln, Abraham
legislation
speech
Lincoln, NE
Lind, John
Living History Farms
longhorn cattle
Longone, Janice Bluestein
Louisiana. See also New Orleans
Louisiana Purchase
Lyman, William
Lynas, Mark
Maddox, Michael
mahiz
maize
classification
colonial
dissemination
origin and early history
word origins
malaria
maltodextrin
Mandaamin
Mandaamin Institute
Marquette, Jacques
masa
Massey-Harris Company
Masterson, Bat
Maya
McCall, S. S.
McCormick, Cyrus
McCormick Company
McCoy, Joseph G.
McHughen, Alan
McLean County
McLean County Historical Museum
Mendel, Gregor
methane
Mexican
culture
food
influence
migration
people
Mexico
consumption of maize in
drought in
Gulf of
history of
research in
source of maize
transformation of teosinte in
Michigan
productivity
settlement and statehood. See also Battle Creek, Chelsea, Detroit
Middle Atlantic/Mid-Atlantic states
Middle West
milk
in cooking
“milky stage” (corn). See also green corn
mill
milling. See also buying cornmeal, grinding, gristmill, hominy block, quern, wet milling
millet
Milwaukee
“Milwaukee Club” (corn grade)
Milwaukee Journal
Minnesota
anti-corporate farming laws in
midwestern identity
productivity
settlement
University of. See also Le Sueur, Olivia
Minnesota Valley Canning Company
Mississippi
Delta
Mississippi River
as boundary
for transportation
Missouri
productivity
railroads
settlement and statehood
slavery in. See also Kansas City, St. Louis
Missouri River
Mitchell, SD
Moline
Mondamin
Moose, Dr. Stephen P.
breeding/improvements
on genetic modification
Morrill Act
Morris, Nelson
Mound Cemetery
Munn v. Illinois
Murtoff, Jennifer
Muscle Shoals, AL
mush. See cornmeal mush
mushroom (popcorn flake)
Nahuatl
Napoleon
Narragansett
National Corn Growers Association
National Cornhuskers Hall of Fame
National Corn Husking Association
National Drought Mitigation Center
National Fertilizer Development Center
National Grange
National Research Council
National Road
Native Americans
developing corn
eating
growing/cultivating corn
husking
language
traditions
treating corn. See also Algonquian, Aztecs, Hidatsa, Hopi, Inuit, Maya, Narragansett, Potawatomi, Shawnee, Squanto, Taino, Wampanoag
Nebraska
“Cornhuskers”
cornstarch
dairy
irrigation
popcorn
productivity
settlement and statehood
World’s Fair. See also Arapahoe, Columbus, Lincoln, Omaha
Nebraska History Museum
Nebraska “marble”
Nebraska State Historical Society
Neruda, Pablo
New England
foodways
migration from
people
rum distilling
terrain
New Jersey
New Orleans
New Sweden
Newsweek
New York (state)
migration from
upstate. See also Albany, New York City
New York City
New York Times
niacin
Nicodemus, Kansas
nicotine
nitrates
nitrogen
nixtamal
nixtamalization
Norris, Frank
North, Amy
North Dakota. See also Dakotas
Northwest Territory
New
Old
Norwegian
no-till
advantages of
EPA recommendation of
Oaxaca
Oberlin College
Odebolt, IA
Ogden, William B.
Oglesby, Richard J.
Ohio
Heritage Cooperative
monumental art
popcorn in
productivity
railways and
settlement and statehood
Zimmerman farm in. See also Chillicothe, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dayton, Sandusky, Scioto Valley, and Toledo
Ohio Canal. See also canal
Ohio River
Ohio River Valley
Ohio State University
Oliver, Sandra
Olivia, MN
Omaha
open-pollination. See also pollen, pollination
organic farm/farming
compared to conventional
description of
differences among organic approaches
drawbacks/issues
and GMOs
promoting
organic food
meat/milk
popcorn
Organic Seed Alliance
organophosphates
oyster
corn oysters
packing. See meatpacking
Packingtown
panizo
parched corn
Pasteur, Louis
pellagra
pendulum press
Pennsylvania. See also Philadelphia
Peoria
pericarp
Perry, Sharon
pesticide. See also insecticide
Peterson, Greg
Pfister, Lester
Pfister Seeds
Philadelphia
Philippines
phosphate
Pierce, Donna
pig
on family farms
legislation affecting. See also hog, pork, Porkopolis, swine, Union Stock Yards
Pike, Zebulon
Pilgrims
celebrating harvest
pioneer
diet
farmers
settling the Midwest
symbol of
tenancy and
Pioneer Hi-Bred
Pioneer Village
Pit, The
pivot. See center-pivot irrigation system
planting
“corn title” and
demonstration
and herbicides
mechanical
Native American rituals for
structured refuge strategy in
timing of
urgency of
and women
plow/plowing
plowshare
Plymouth
pod corn
Pole
polenta
development overseas
flint corn for
recipe for
Polk, Ralph
pollen
pollination
GMOs and
wind-pollinated. See also open-pollination
pone
Poor Richard’s Almanac
popcorn
classification
festivals/fairs
foodways
history
official snack of Illinois
popcorn balls
preparing
pork
abundance of
European influence and
legislation affecting
packing/processing
pork bellies
salt pork. See also bacon, ham, hog, lard, pig, swine
Porkopolis
Portland, ME
Portuguese/Portugal
Post, Charles W.
potash
Potato Famine. See Irish Potato Famine
Potawatomi
poultry. See also chicken
pozole
Prairie Farmer
pre-Columbian
preserving corn
freezing
winter. See also canning, frozen food
Princeton University
Prohibition
pudding
corn pudding
cornstarch pudding
defined
hasty
recipes for
Pullman, George
Pullman Company
Purdue University
Putnam, Robert H.
quern
rachis
railroads
African Americans and
food and
and grain elevators
and settlement
stockyards and
and time zones
tourism and. See also Chicago and Northwestern Railway, granger railroads, Illinois Central Railroad, Kansas Pacific Railroad, train, Transcontinental Railroad, Union Pacific Railroad
Redenbacher, Orville
Red Hot Ole Mose
Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC)
Rhodes, “Dusty”
Roebuck, Alvah
Rohe, Alexander
Romania
Roosevelt, Franklin, Delano
Roosevelt, Teddy
Rose, Fred
Roundtree, Helen
Royal Proclamation of 1763
Rueckheim, Frederick and Louis
Rumford stove
Rural Electrification Act
Russia/Russian
salt pork
samp
samp mill. See hominy block
Sandburg, Carl
Sandusky, OH
sausage
casings
Scammon, J. Young
Scandinavia/Scandinavian. See also Dane, Finn, Norwegian Sweden, Swede
Scientific American
Scioto Valley
Scot/Scotland
scutellum
Sears, Richard
seed drill
seed selection
Sells, William
Settlement Cook Book, The
Shawnee
shelling corn
corn head on combine and
early mechanical sheller
shelled popcorn
shock/shocking
shorthorn cattle
Shuck Fest
shucking. See husking
Shull, George
Shuman, Frank
Shur-Grow
side dressing
Sila, Marie
silage
and DDT
as winter feed
word origin
Silgan Container Corp.
silo
Sioux City
Sioux City Journal
slave/slavery
Slow Food
Smith, Cloid H.
Smith, John. See also Jamestown
Smith, Shirley
sod
John Deere plow and. See also Nebraska marble
sodbuster
sod house
soil
in organic farming
preparation of
quality, good
quality, poor
temperature
testing. See also compaction, environment, erosion, no-till, plowing, tilling, sod
Soil Bank
soul food
South America
South Dakota. See also Dakotas, Mitchell
Soviet Union/USSR
Spain
Spanish
language
people
settlers
speculators
Sprague, Welcome
Springfield, IL
Squanto
Staley, Augustus Eugene
Stamp Act
starch
altered
in classifying corn
developing varieties for
for ethanol
issues with
at milky/green corn stage
in nixtamalization
tapioca
steamboats
Steinbeck, John
Steinberg, Justin
Stewart, Philo Penfield
Stirway
St. Louis
population
railroads
roads
shipping port
World’s Fair
stockyard
demand for labor
effect of
in Kansas
in Omaha. See also Union Stock Yards
Stokely-VanCamp
stove
fuel for
invention of
structured refuge strategy
Sturtevant, E. Lewis
Sukup, Eugene
Sukup Manufacturing Company
sump
supermarket
super sweet corn
sustainability
sustainable farming
Swede/Sweden
sweet corn
“capital”
chowder
classification
dining on
fair
festival
in garden
harvesting
most popular vegetable
Native American ritual for
on the cob
organic
oysters
preserving
pudding
in recipes. See also green corn, milky stage, super sweet corn
swidden agriculture
Swift, Gustavus
swine. See also pig, pork, Porkopolis, Union Stock Yards
Swiss/Switzerland
Taino
tamale
Midwest/Chicago/Delta-style
word origin
tassel
and hybridizing. See also detassel
Temple, Mike
tenancy/renting land, historic
today
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
teosinte
pollinating
popping
Terre Haute, IN
Texas
Texas fever
Thanksgiving
Thirteen Colonies
Thoreau, Henry David
tilling/tillage. See also no-till
time zones, creation of
tin cans
tobacco
Toledo, OH
tortilla
chips
Tortilla Industry Association (TIA)
tractor
invention/development
power source
steam-powered tractor
Tracy, William
train
Chicago and
food and
and livestock
refrigeration and
and settlement
shipping
travel. See also Corn Palace Train, railroads
Transcontinental Railroad
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Tordesillas
Tull, Jethro
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Station, St. Louis
Union Stock Yards
closed
founded
size/capacity
workforce. See also stockyard
United Starch Company
United States Army
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
experts at
founding of
and hybrid corn
and organic food
report days. See also Farm Service Agency
United States Food Administration (World War I)
University of Chicago
University of Illinois
researcher at
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
University of Nebraska
University of Wisconsin
Upland South
defined
USSR. See Soviet Union
vacuum pack
Valparaiso, IN
vampire
Vandalia
Velasco, José María
Velasquez, Arthur
Venice, Italy
Virginia
Virginia Military District
“Virginia wheat”
Virginia worm fence
Visser, Margaret
vitamin
A
B
C
D
Wallace’s Farmer
Wampanoag
Ward, Aaron Montgomery
Warner, Ezra
War of 1812
Washington, George
Waterloo, IA
Waterloo Boy tractor
Waterloo Company
waxy corn
Weber, Cathy
weeds
compaction and
herbicides and
organic farming and
problem with
productivity when controlled
resistant
Western Reserve
West Point, IA
wet milling
wet prairie
wheat
breakfast cereal
cereal grass
European preference for
futures
growing and harvesting compared to corn
increased demand for
linguistic confusion
quantities compared to corn
in recipes
starch
Wheatless Wednesdays
whiskey
to get corn to market
and GMO corn
as medicine
private consumption
and Prohibition
taxes on, word origin. See also Peoria
Wichita
Williams, Eric
Winslow, Edward
Winslow, Nathan and Isaac
Winslow Packing Company
Winters, John
Wisconsin
books on
dairy
productivity
and railways
settlement and statehood
state quarter. See also Beloit, Green Bay, Milwaukee, University of
Wisconsin Historical Society
Wizard of Oz
women
charity cookbooks and
corn ideal for
equality on the frontier
at land-grant colleges
and Prohibition
today
at Union Stock Yards
in wartime
World’s Fair
World War I
tractors during
following
food during
loss of workers from
World War II
changes after
following
food during
insecticide and
loss of workers from
popcorn during
restrictions during
Wright, John S.
Wyandot Popcorn Museum
Yearling, The
Zea mays
Zea mays everta
Zimmerman, Ed
Zimmerman, Sylvia
Zybach, Frank