How to cover a round stick when it rains?

The freshly broken corn cob needs to be covered when it rains. The moisture content of newly harvested corn is relatively high. When it rains, cover it with corn to prevent it from being rained. If it rains, the water content of corn will increase, which is not conducive to the drying and preservation of corn and is easy to mold. Fresh corn can also be placed in rainy days. For example, don't peel freshly mashed corn, because corn husks have a protective effect on corn. If the corn is wet, don't cover it with anything, because once it is covered, it will germinate more easily; Try not to put corn on the mud, and less contact with the soil will also reduce germination; Weave the corn and hang it on the wall; Once the weather is clear, spread it out and dry it as soon as possible-of course, if there is enough space, the already wet corn can be left unattended to avoid high temperature germination after being piled up.