When Columbus came ashore on Cuba, on November 4, 1492, the Natives gave him corn. The cultivation of corn quickly spread around the world because it grows almost everywhere and can be eaten by man or animal. We learn how Native Americans planted and fertilized their crops and how corn depends totally on human beings for its own survival. The oldest variety of corn is popcorn, but today we use corn in more ways than could ever be imagined.

Ambrose Video Publishing Collection

Columbus, Christopher--Travel--Cuba, Corn--History, Corn products, Popcorn--History, Corn--Economic aspects--History, Corn--Processing, Food--History, Corn, Cooking--History

Burt Wolf : what we eat

Wolf, Burton (Host), Colicchio, Michael (Film editor), Edelman, Laurie (Producer), McCool, Caroline (Producer), Aronson, Emily (Executive producer), Ambrose Video Publishing (Distributor), Acorn Associates (Producer), ConAgra, inc. (Producer), Kentucky Educational Television (Producer)

00:25:08 (HH:MM:SS)

English

Agriculture students, World history students

Name	Ambrose Video Publishing, Inc.
Role	Distributor
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Email	[email protected]

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