Corn: This classic broom type’s bristles are made from corn fibers. For that reason, do not use it on wet surfaces because the moisture will degrade the fibers. They are excellent at sweeping up ...

A man in Ontario is taking one last whack at making and selling corn brooms for curling. It’s a small thing, and a tiny trade. The pulse of a once-booming industry can now be measured by the 20 ...

According to the University of Kentucky Extension Service, broomcorn is not corn. It’s a type of sorghum used for making brooms and whiskbrooms. It comes in natural colors as well as purple and ...