Pop-corn is old and out of style.  

All wheat and corn you eat are exposed to chemicals far worse than what you are going to run into in a renovation.

@Paul Sandhu you gonna make any beans or corn on the cob or any other sides, or just the ribs?

I am a man of substance, of flesh and bone, fiber and liquids -- and I might even be said to possess a mind.

Now the land , I was thinking of farming it , pumpkins or corn .

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throw on some white corn and roasted peppers..

The thing I noticed was that the city regulations on rental property / landlords seemed to be more in tune with a big metropolis than a town in the middle of corn fields - in other words, more extensive than you would expect. 

Any dirt and grit is simply pushed down into the carpet and ends up cutting the fibers over time.