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Corn Harvest Over: Plant Fall Vegetables Instead

Corn stalks produce only one crop. After harvest, cut them down and plant quick-maturing fall crops: snap beans, Irish potatoes, cucumbers, squash. Corn needs 80–100 days—too long for a fall harvest. Consult UGA vegetable guides for detailed planting schedules.

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