The grow a lot of Waxy corn around here in Indiana. It all goes to one elevator and then shipped to Indianapolis National Starch co. It is higher in starch than other hybrid feild corns. I don't think it is used for farm animal feeds.

Hi. I've become a registered member after seeing this post, even though I've been lurking on this site for several years. I learned a lot from all you guys. Thanks.

I have grown a yellow glutionous corn or "sticky corn" for a few years now. I got the seeds from China. I'm also in possession of black-colored sticky corn seeds; however, I've never grown this particular type myself. Dennis, if you want, I can send some seeds to you.

The kind of sticky corn that I have grown is unique in that it's chewy, and instead of being sweet as is usually found in the sweet corns, it has a stronger corn taste. From my experience, the seed will germinate in colder soil, compared to the hybrid sweet corns, and can tolerate light frost.

From my research, it appears that this is not corn unique to China, and can be found in Mexico, too. If you want to find more information, you may want to try to search "sticky corn" instead of glutionous corn.

Hello, ncvgarden, I'm glad you've been enjoying these forums, and decided to join in.

I would LOVE to have a few seeds of either or both kinds of your "sticky" corn. I only need a handful, just enough to grow out a few plants.

I would be happy to trade with you, I have a pretty extensive collection of seeds and plant material. Or, be happy to pay shipping.

Please send me an email -- you didn't set up a contact method on your gardenweb page. My e-mail address is dmich3210@netzero.com -- THANK YOU.

Dennis
SE Michigan

Dear NCVGarden,

Do you think you can send me some yellow sticky corn seeds? I would really apreciate it if you can. My email address is Coolguy012210@yahoo.com (for further information).

You know I have looked all over the internt for sticky corn seeds to buy but no one has them for sale.

Best Regards