Indiana Corn Magnets
Indiana Knee High The 4th Of July Corn Farm Magnet
by Lines of Age Studio ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Show your Indiana State Pride with this Hoosier design created by a Hoosier Artist! Featuring Indiana corn, this simple vintage college style design is great for everyday use. It is also a thoughtful Gift Idea for someone from Indiana.
Indiana The Hoosier State Corn Magnet
by Jenny Made Something Again
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Funny and kind weird pocket corn shirt design. Who doesn't love corn on the cob?! Great shirt for country folk from Idaho, Illinois, Ohio and Indiana. Simple funny shirt for summer or fall. Perfect mowing outfit for dads or people who ride tractors. Could be a funny cornhole shirt. Also cute farmhouse wall art for kids' room.
Description: Show your Indiana State Pride with this Hoosier design created by a Hoosier Artist! Featuring Indiana corn, this simple Retro Sunset style design is great for everyday use. It is also a thoughtful Gift Idea for someone from Indiana.
Indiana Hoosier Retro Sunset Corn Magnet
by Jenny Made Something Again
$3.75 $4.75
Description: "Sweetums" is the 15th episode of the second season of the American comedy television series Parks and Recreation, and the 21st overall episode of the series. It originally aired on NBC in the United States on February 4, 2010. In the episode, the Parks and Recreation Department hosts a public forum to discuss a sponsorship agreement with local candy manufacturer, Sweetums. Leslie and Ann warn the public of the dangers of supposedly nutritious snack bars called "Nutriyums", which are filled with simple sugars, notably high fructose corn syrup.
Description: Show your Indiana State Pride with this Hoosier design created by a Hoosier Artist! Featuring Indiana corn, this simple Retro Outline style design is great for everyday use. It is also a thoughtful Gift Idea for someone from Indiana.
Indiana Hoosier Corn State Outline Magnet
by Jenny Made Something Again
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Edward J. Funk & Sons, founded in 1936 in Kentland, Indiana, became a trailblazer in the hybrid seed industry with the launch of Super Crost hybrid corn—a product known for its high yield, disease resistance, and crop uniformity. The company expanded into a full range of seeds and remained influential until selling to Garst Seed Company in 1990. Though operations ceased, the Super Crost legacy lives on across rural America through its iconic signage and agricultural impact.
