OLATHE, Colo. — It's the grocery moment Coloradans wait for all summer long.
Olathe Sweet, Sweet Corn is returning to grocery store produce aisles across Colorado.
King Soopers has announced that Olathe Sweet, Sweet Corn from John Harold’s Tuxedo farms have begun arriving at its Colorado stores.
The Olathe corn harvest is strong this year, with great quality corn being harvested, according to a King Soopers spokesman.
> Above video: Olathe corn harvest in 2019.
The season will last approximately 12 weeks, roughly through the middle of September. King Soopers said it expects to move "tens of millions" of ears of Olathe corn through its stores in 2020.
King Soopers' corn crop sources exclusively from John Harold’s Tuxedo Farm in Olathe.
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