Ag Twitter has been sprinkled with pictures of corn on the cab of the combine, otherwise known as #cabcorn.
The hashtag started in 2013, but the fun has yet to dwindle.
Watch above for some featured #cabcorn pictures on U.S. Farm Report.
3-Year Fascination with #CabCorn Continues
It’s harvest time. That means it’s time for #cabcorn pictures.
(Collage by Ben Potter)
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