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Title	Corn shocking
Contact	mailto:nctcimages@fws.gov
Creator	Hornbaker, Eileen/USFWS
Description	One of the most well-known ways of taking in corn is through shocking it. The first step is for the farmer to drive his team of horses, pulling a machine called a binder which cuts the cornstalks off close to the ground. The binder then makes bundles of corn which must be gathered by hand and stacked up in a teepee-style pile in Pennsylvania's Amish Country.
Subject	Farms Scenics Rural Mountains
Location	Pennsylvania
Publisher	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Date of Original	2014-09-27
Type	Still Image
Format	JPG
Item ID	corn-field1.jpg
Source	NCTC Image Library
Language	English
Rights	Public domain
Audience	General
File Size	1068255 Bytes
Height	1600
Width	2133
Color Space	RGB
Original Format	Digital
Length	1068255 Bytes
Full resolution	Volume446/hay-field1.jpg
Date created	2017-05-30
Date modified	2017-05-30