corn fields
Rows of maize
Corn fields are large agricultural areas planted with corn (maize).
The term evokes American rural landscapes—endless rows of tall stalks stretching to the horizon, often associated with the Midwest: We drove for hours past nothing but corn fields.
Corn fields figure in folklore and film as places where things hide or get lost.
- stalksFollows obsessively or secretly
- husksDry seed coverings
- plowingTurning earth for crops
- kernelsSeeds within husks
- tasselsOrnamental hanging tufts
rows · tractors · cobs · roots · leaves · harvest · rustling · scarecrow · heartland · amber waves · soil health · maze · crop circles · gold · dust · acres · silos · irrigation
- Great PlainsGreat Plains, high plains, High Plains, grassland, grasslands
- monoculturescotton farms, rice paddies, palm oil, banana plantations, coffee plantations
- Pioneer ValleyNorthampton, Amherst, Holyoke, Springfield, Westfield
- Southern IowaLee County, Centerville, Leon, Bloomfield, Bonaparte
- Western MinnesotaMontevideo, Worthington, Morris, Appleton, Benson
- agriculturefarms, crops, farm, farmers, farming
corn fieldswilderness
Uncultivated, uninhabited natural region
urban development · concrete jungle · parking lots · shopping malls · industrial zones
corn fieldsskyscrapers
Extremely tall urban buildings
dense forest · city blocks · mountain peaks · downtown · jungle
corn fieldswheat fields
Cultivated land for cereal
rice paddies · soybean fields · orchards · vineyards · cattle ranches