What is the fastest way to break corn by hand?

I remember when I was a child, every autumn corn harvest season, the whole family would go into battle and go to the fields to break corn, because there was no corn harvester at that time, and they all peeled, dried and threshed by hand at home. Generally, the more labor at home, the faster the corn harvest. We also dream that someone will help us break the corn.

In this way, we don't have to go through the high cornfield and work hard to break the corn. You know, when breaking corn, the weather is still very hot, and the corn leaves itch and hurt when they touch you. This is known to all who have broken corn. However, in order to encourage our enthusiasm, parents often adopt the form of corn-breaking competition, so that whoever wins can have a rest or give the fastest runner a delicious reward. I'll share with you my secret of breaking corn fastest, because I'm the first to break corn in every competition.

Which is the fastest way to cut corn? This is actually very simple, as long as you have participated several times and mastered the method. Let's peel the corn together here until they come back. Before cutting corn, you should be prepared, and put away the shelf car, corn bags, baskets, etc.

When I got to the cornfield, I stood between two rows of corn with my basket on my back and began to divide the corn left and right. Grasp the joint of corn cob and corn stalk with your right hand and get as close as possible to the corn cob. Hold the top of the corn cob with your left hand and pull it down, and the corn will fall. At this time, the left hand will throw the corn into the basket behind you, and the right hand will pull down a corn. In this way, two rows of corn are left at a time, and when the basket is full, it is transported out and dumped on the shelf car. This is the fastest way to cut corn, no one.

Now corn harvesters have replaced manual harvesting, freeing farmers from heavy manual labor. The harvester can not only harvest corn quickly, but also crush corn stalks, so it is no longer necessary to work overtime to dig corn stalks at night.