Meanings of grow maize in English

But a great many farms grow maize, as this grows better than other grains in South Africa.

Maybe they'd grow maize or olives, they thought - fashion having worn a large hole in the glove trade.

The party found it possible to grow maize and even rice from seed brought from a ruined store in Norway.

The table-lands above the ravines were, as a rule, fairly fertile, and the Indians were able to grow maize, or Indian corn.

They grow maize in considerable quantity, and from it make hominy and flour, and all the rice they need they gather from the swamps.

The small farmers also grow maize, pumpkins, sunflowers and sweet potatoes for their own consumption, as well as cash crops: cotton, tobacco and cashew nuts.

Outside the town he had a small farm where he grew maize and wheat.

Basically, hundreds of miles of green fields where the local lads grew maize and poppies.

The 40-year-old, who grows maize, sorghum, millet and cotton, is worried about the locusts spreading.

For centuries, farmers in parts of West Africa have grown maize alongside cassava and sweet potatoes.

Half way to Juigalpa was an Indian hut and a small clearing made for growing maize.

I've been growing maize for over 30 years and this is the worst crop I've ever had.

Tom Phillips in Beijing; additional reporting by Luna Lin Uganda Facebook Twitter Pinterest Hasifa Nakaziba, who grows maize and beans.

A well-educated Englishman, Mr. Fairbairn, has taken up his abode at this place, and is growing maize and rearing cattle.

Considerable areas were growing maize and buckwheat, the latter being ground into flour and made into macaroni which is eaten with chopsticks, Fig.

Some of the habitants grew maize in great quantities, while nearly all raised vegetables of various sorts, chiefly cabbages, pumpkins, and coarse melons.