10 Gift Ideas Supporting Corn

Irshad MD
December 18, 2024

Still searching for the a-maize-ing gift to complete your holiday shopping? These last-minute gift ideas not only show off your holiday spirit but also support corn farmers and their hard work. Whether you're gifting a stocking stuffer or something grander, these corny ideas are sure to spread cheer and celebrate the heart of Illinois. 


  1. Whiskey or Vodka made from Corn - Star Union Spirits or Whiskey Acres are award-winning examples
     
  2. Locally Grown Popcorn
     
  3. Dog Treats made from corn
     
  4. Consider donating to Illinois FFA or Farm Rescue
     
  5. Support local farmers who sell flowers, body wash, etc made and grown on a farm like Danndee Flowers
     
  6. A good stocking stuffer - Dental Floss made from corn
     
  7. Toys made from corn fiber PLA
     
  8. Buy an IL Corn Membership to make sure you or your giftee's voice is represented in Washington D.C. and Springfield, IL
     
  9. Consider adding to your habitat with milkweed seeds
     
  10. Buy a crop top from an Illinois farmer
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