Bag of Corn on the Cob (Approx 60 Cobs)

Essex County-grown sweet corn is typically characterized by its bright green husks, plump, well-filled ears, and sweet, juicy kernels. Look for corn with well-rounded cobs that feel heavy for their size, and a rounded tip. The corn season in Essex County typically runs from late July into September. 
Here's a more detailed look:
Appearance:
Fresh, locally grown sweet corn will have bright green husks and moist, dark silk. The ears should be well-rounded and feel heavy when picked up. 
Taste and Texture:
Sweet corn is known for its sweetness and juicy kernels, which are plump and closely packed together on the cob. 
Variety:
Essex County grows a variety of sweet corn, including yellow, white, and bicolor (yellow and white) varieties. 
Seasonality:
The sweet corn season in Essex County generally starts in late July and extends into mid-September.