What does this mean (Bartcop photo)?

[displacedtexan]

This is on Bartcop.com today (scroll down about 1/3 of the page),
with this caption: "Oh, God."

When I saved the pic, it was called "corn-cranberry."

It look like black eyed peas to me.

What the hell is it?

[meegbear]

1. Bartcop has an affinity for corn ...

around harvest time, he's in the midwest, he makes posts about it.

[warrens]

4. It's a local Oklahoma variety

He claims it's the best in the world. It's a midsummer ritual with Bart.

[electropop]

2. I'm no corn expert,

but I've seen white corn and blue corn. Isn't this just a hybrid of the two?

[wakeme2008]

3. BURP... Bartcop and WakeMe2008 love our corn

:evilgrin: :bounce: :evilgrin: :bounce: :evilgrin: :bounce: :evilgrin: :bounce:

[displacedtexan]

7. Is cranberry corn a new hybrid I've just not heard of?

Hm.

I thought it looked like a creepy ear of Frankencorn.

Sorry, corn lovers!

[Fierce]

5. That's a colorful corn hybrid.

/Cornhusker

[Richardo]

6. Goddamn Aggies

Everything got to be maroon. :eyes:

I kid you not. This is real:
Developed at Texas A&M.

[Ganja Ninja]

8. We always called it indian corn when I was growing up.

Any corn that wasn't the standard yellow or white in color was given the name indian corn.

[displacedtexan]

9. That doesn't look like Indian Corn to me.

It looks bloody.

[babylonsister]

10. Corn on betelnut?

:shrug:

[TlalocW]

11. Normally this is about Bixby corn

Bixby is a suburb of Tulsa (I'm in Tulsa), and they have a corn festival in June or July. This may be a breed of corn that has a later harvest.

It is pretty damn good corn - especially grilled.

TlalocW