More than 30 Fisher-created mazes - each of them a unique and intricate design - have been planted throughout the country, adding to a total of over 500 developed in 25 countries across five continents.

Each maze design is laid out on the field and the paths either marked out by hand or by using GPS (Global Positioning System). The average time spent solving a maze is 1.5 hours and they stay in place four about two months until the crop is harvested as cattle feed.

In addition to the cornfield mazes, Fisher has created mazes in sites including the grounds of stately homes, zoos, amusement parks, children's museums, castles and science centres. A variety of materials are used to make them, such as hedges, fences, mirrors, paving stones, stained glass, wood and water.

For each of its creations, the company provides concept, design, fabrication, installation, training, operation and on-going development.

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