Farmers created a giant corn maze in New York with a call to support Ukraine

In the state of New York, a family of farmers created a giant inscription in a cornfield with words of support for Ukraine, reports META.

Farmers Chris and John Kelder said they had never been to Ukraine. But they are not indifferent to the brutal war that Russia unleashed. In the corn field, they created a giant labyrinth of the words We stand with Ukraine.

Chris Kelder admitted: “I'm not an expert in geopolitics, so I can't claim to understand everything. But why do some people treat other people so badly and start wars?”

In support of Ukraine, the family decided to place a humanitarian message on their field. The inscription We stand with Ukraine is designed on 250 acres of land.

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Farmers turned to designers to develop and then manually lay paths between corn stalks. The inscription not only attracts attention, but also helps to raise funds. The family will send some of them to help Ukraine.