Agriculture byproducts

The crops and livestock raised on the farms around Iowa contribute to a number of products we use everyday. Take a closer look at the products below that come from things commonly found on Iowa farms. There are so many products that it's difficult to list them all, so contact your state commodity organizations for more information.

Corn Batteries Car fuel (called ethanol) Baby foods Chewing gum Soft drinks Cereal Shoe polish Fireworks Soups Rubber tires Toothpaste Hogs Floor Wax Chalk Bacon Artist brushes Sausage Car wax Skin lotion Crayons Heart valves for transplant in humans Toothpaste Buttons Gelatin

Sheep Carpet Lanolin Drum heads Gelatin Baseballs Shaving cream Tennis racquet strings Wool clothing Tires Milk Ice cream Mozzarella Cheese Chocolate milk Buttermilk biscuits Cottage cheese Cream cheese Cake mixes Evaporated milk Powdered milk Soybeans Paints Noodles Ink Pet foods Salad dressings Cosmetics Mayonnaise Plastics Pancake mix Soy bio-diesel Crayons

Cattle Shoes Candles Hamburgers Shampoo Film Bandage strips Luggage Steak Marshmallows Gelatin Eggs Cake mixes Hair conditioner Salad dressing Pancakes Fertilizer Cookies Crafts/Art Mayonnaise Potato salad Bees Candles Cereal Honey Whipped honey Granola bars Cosmetics Salad dressing Comb honey Cookies