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When you have dried your corn and want to get the kernels off the stalks so you can store it, try this. I made my thumbs so sore last year!  Watch till the end. Made me howl with laughter the thought of using this to spray corn over the chicken run!

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Boy that was a neat "hack"! You could probably use the cobs after drying for a tobacco pipe or in a rocket stove.Thanks!
 
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