Cornfields

As far as the eye could see, nothing could be seen except cornfields.

The house was surrounded by cornfields.

There's a meadow beyond the cornfields.

Beyond the cornfields lies a meadow.

Cornfields stretch across the landscape.

Cornfields sway in the breeze.

You see, surveys are finding that more than one-third of America's five million farmers and their families live not in the cornfields or next to the dairy barn, but in town! Their farmhouses stand empty and unwatched at night. Or perhaps a caretaker stays there. Or someone who just likes living in the country is renting the place, while the farmer commutes to the fields each morning.