Re: Sweet corn quality preservation
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Posted by rustyfarmall on August 01, 2007 at 04:44:45 from (66.43.253.26):
In Reply to: Sweet corn quality preservation posted by Dave from MN on July 31, 2007 at 19:19:45:
We keep our excess in a refrigerator. Leave the husks on it, and it will keep for about two weeks. The quality does start to decline after about three days and after the two week period, it is best to work that corn up and either freeze it or can it. Of course we don't raise nearly as much as you, so what works for us probably will not work as readily for you, but if a person could store it about 40 degrees submerged in water, I think you could still sell it as fresh.
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