Grown by University of Idaho students at the Soil Stewards Student Farm located in Moscow, ID. The Soil Stewards Farm is certified organic by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture
 
What can you do with painted corn? Here are some suggestions:
 
FOOD and CULINARY  -
Flour and cornmeal: The dried kernels can be ground into a soft, fluffy flour or coarser cornmeal for baking cornbread, tortillas, and pancakes
Hominy and masa: The dried corn can be nixtamalized with lime or wood ash and used to make hominy or ground into masa for dishes like posole
Polenta: Cornmeal made from the kernels can be used to make polenta
Other dishes: It can be used in soups, stews, or parched (toasted)
 
DECORATIVE and ARTISTIC -
Autumn decorations: The colorful ears of dried corn are popular for fall decorations
Art projects: You can use the dried cobs for crafts
 
ANIMAL FEED
The harvested corn can be fed to livestock and poultry
 
Come choose your colors every Tuesday, 10am-5pm available at the U of I Extension office located at 200 S Almon St., Suite 201. 
 
$1.50/per ear