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Corn: see Agriculture & Farm & Food & Pharmaceutics

Mankind: The Story of All of Us TV - Dwight Eisenhower - Publilius Syrus - Jacques Paretti TV -

 

 

4,368.  Corn: six thousand years ago early farmers in the Americas turn a weed into a cereal that produces more calories per acre than any other – with almost twice as many genes as a human being.  (Humanity & Corn)  Mankind: The Story of All of Us VII: New World

 

 

4,382.  A crop they have never seen before – corn.  (Humanity & United States & Corn)  Mankind: The Story of All of Us VIII: Treasure

 

 

68,536.  Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil and you’re a thousand miles from the corn field.  (Corn & Farm)  Dwight David Eisenhower

 

 

68,537.  Never thrust your sickle into another's corn.  Publilius Syrus

 

 

72,749.  A Japanese scientist had invented a process that turns corn into a cheap sweetener.  By the 1980s high fructose corn syrup would become the number one substitute for sugar.  (Fat & Diet & Eat & Food & Obesity & Appetite & Weight & Corn)  Jacques Peretti, The Men Who Made Us Fat I, BBC 2012

 

72,751.  Corn syrup: its greatest impact was when it was put into soft drinks.  (Fat & Diet & Eat & Food & Obesity & Appetite & Weight & Corn)  ibid.

 

72,752.  In 1994 the figures showed a frightening increase in people’s weight at the very time that Corn syrup in America’s food and drinks had spiralled out of control.  (Fat & Diet & Eat & Food & Obesity & Appetite & Weight & Corn)  ibid.