Why do gardeners trim corn tassels after pollination? 🌽 Find out! #CornCare #GardeningTips | Lou N Purple Garden

The corn in our fields is growing tall and has started tasseling—an exciting sign that pollination is underway. Those tassels release pollen that fertilizes the developing ears, a crucial step in producing strong, healthy plants. This isn’t sweet corn for people—it’s silage corn grown specifically to feed our cows. Once mature, it will be chopped and stored to nourish the herd all year long. It’s a key part of how we care for our animals from the ground up. | Wright's Dairy Farm & Bakery (offici