I think its OK, said Siti Rodziah, a mother of three, as she contemplated the banner and its proximity to the school gates
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We use the husk for art (the kids make dolls and such), the silk for corn hair tea (as my kids call it), the corn as food, and we give the cob to the chickens as a snack We use every bit of it
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