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O'Schucks Sweet Corn by Allen Mark Farms

Name: O'Schucks Sweet Corn by Allen Mark Farms
Address: Parma, ID, 83660, US
Telephone: +12088801318
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O'Schucks Sweet Corn by Allen Mark Farms

2021 season we carry Ambrosia & Serendipity which are both bi color sweet corn.

09/14/2026

🍂Fall Porch season has begun. I am happy to turn your home into an Autumn Dream!

Please text at 208-880-1318 or send me a message to get on the books.

Pumpkin pickup available at the farm for $100 for 20 pumpkins and two corn stalks.

Delivery available starting at $125 for local porches includes 20 pumpkins and corn stalks
- mixed heirloom and muted tones
-large classic including Big Macs.
-small varieties and gourds

Additional cost for over 10 miles from Parma.

Ad on’s this year
- Mums
-Sorghum stalks (2)
- mini straw bales

I have 10 slots available for the rest September.

Send me a photo of your business store front or porch and I will get you a quote if you want a custom decorated area. 🍂🎃

08/15/2026

Find us again today Saturday 15th

2pm til sold out.

🌽🌽🌽Ambrosia Sweet Corn today! 🌽🌽🌽

We are on the corner of Highway 19 & Travis Road in Wilder.

Fresh picked this morning.

$5 for a bakers dozen (13 ears)

08/08/2026

Most people look at a corn ear and see hundreds of kernels. Experienced farmers/gardeners see hundreds of individual pollination events.

That's what makes corn so different from almost every other vegetable in the garden.

Every single kernel begins with its own silk.
Each silk is connected to one tiny ovule inside the ear, and every one of those silks needs its own pollen grain to produce a kernel. Miss just one silk, and that spot stays empty. Miss hundreds of them, and you end up with an ear full of gaps.
That's why a perfectly filled ear of corn is actually a small miracle of timing.

The tassels have to be shedding pollen while fresh silks are still emerging. The wind has to carry enough pollen through the patch. Rain can wash pollen away. Extreme heat can shorten the pollination window. Even planting only a short row instead of a block can leave many silks waiting for pollen that never arrives.

It's also why veteran corn growers almost always plant in blocks instead of one long row. Corn depends on the wind—not bees—to move pollen from plant to plant. The more pollen floating through the patch during tasseling, the better the odds that every silk gets the one pollen grain it's waiting for.

The next time you peel back the husk on a beautifully filled ear, remember what you're really looking at. Not just rows of kernels... but hundreds of tiny pollination successes that all had to happen at exactly the right time.

08/07/2026

Find us again today Friday the 7th.

4-6pm

After today we will be sold out til next week unless you placed an order with me for the weekend.

🌽🌽🌽Ambrosia Sweet Corn today! 🌽🌽🌽

We are on the corner of Highway 19 & Travis Road in Wilder.

Get here early! Fresh picked this morning.

$5 for a bakers dozen (13 ears)

08/06/2026

See you Monday, August 10th.

🌽🌽🌽Ambrosia Sweet Corn today! 🌽🌽🌽

We are on the corner of Highway 19 & Travis Road in Wilder.

Until we sell out! Get here early! Fresh picked this morning.

$5 for a bakers dozen (13 ears)

Shoot me a text for orders or questions.

208-880-1318

07/29/2026

Sweet Corn will be ready next week! Our first set is Ambrosia and it’s bi color sweet corn. 🌽

Ambrosia is great for fresh eating on the cob, grilling, freezing, or canning.

$5 for a bakers dozen. Taking orders now for next week! Running a special for the first week. Buy 4 dozen get one free!

Shoot me a text or DM

208-880-1318

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Parma, ID
83660

Telephone

+12088801318

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