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Taber's 36-foot-tall corn stalk was installed in November 1994. With the help of a fundraiser from the local Kiwanis Club, the corn stalk was built by George Jaegli, a Saskatchewan farmer and welder. The entire project took approximately one year to complete. The ears of corn are approximately 4 feet tall, and the leaves range from 4ft to 10ft. The corn silks are made of brass wire. Located in the Aquafun Centre parking lot just off of Highway 3, it is a cool roadside attraction to stop and admire, and makes for great pictures! Because what is a trip to Taber without some form of corn?

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