Golden cornfield at sunset

Sometimes you knock on wood.

Around here, we
Knock on Corn.™

A brand inspired by farming, faith, hard work, and hope.

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The Poem

Knock on Corn

“Knock on Corn is what I like to say,

A reminder to me about a Farmer’s Day.

They plow the dirt and plant the seeds,

And pray to God for a bountiful feed.”

— PJ Poet, 2011

Knock on Corn poem with corn imagery

The Story

Why Knock on Corn?

We have all heard the expression “knock on wood.” Knock on Corn™ takes that familiar idea and gives it an agricultural twist.

A farmer can prepare the soil.

A farmer can plant the seed.

A farmer can work from sunrise to sunset.

But the farmer cannot completely control the weather, the rain, or what tomorrow will bring.

So you work. You plant. You hope. You pray.

And maybe you Knock on Corn.™

“You work. You plant.
You hope. You pray.
And maybe you Knock on Corn.™”

More Than a Phrase

A Brand With Roots

Knock on Corn™ is an identity built around rural life, agriculture, farming, faith, optimism, and the people who understand what it means to plant something today without knowing exactly what tomorrow will bring.

Apparel and hats
Farm and agricultural merchandise
Signs and home décor
Gifts
Outdoor products
Food-related branding
Agricultural promotions
Farm events and festivals
Social media and digital content
Licensed merchandise

These are ideas for what the brand could potentially become, rather than claims about products that currently exist.

The Message

You Don’t Get a Harvest Without Planting a Seed

There is something timeless about the farmer’s story. Before the harvest comes the seed. Before success comes work. And between the two is something nobody can completely control.

Knock on Corn™ celebrates the people willing to plant anyway.

Plant something.

Believe in something.

Knock on Corn.™

Final Call to Action

Plant the Seed.
Grow the Brand.
Knock on Corn.™

Knock on Corn™ is ready for someone with the imagination to take the seed that has already been planted and help it grow.

Available through FundraiserFarms.com — where proceeds help fund the Ben Franklin Movement and its mission.