Dent corn is the most commonly grown type of corn in the United States, and is synonymous with “regular” (aka not sweet) corn. That means that if you’re driving past a cornfield, it’s ...

Sweet corn has plump, vibrant, kernels arranged tightly and neatly on the cob. Sweet corn kernels can range from pale yellow to deep gold. Field corn – also called dent corn – is a bit more modest in ...

rugosa) is a popular choice for backyard gardeners in West Virginia. Sweet corn differs from field corn (also called dent corn) by a single gene called the sugary or su gene. Corn (also referred ...