Corn Stoves

Corn stoves burn shelled corn. These stoves are somewhat like wood stoves, but corn and pellet stoves are specifically designed to burn dry, granular fuel. Although certain types of wood pellets can be burned in a corn stove - corn, which burns hotter than wood pellets, generally cannot be burned in a pellet stove unless specified by the pellet stove manufacturer.

There are many manufactures that now make corn stoves. Earth in Hand Corn Stove Dealers distributes corn stoves and corn stove products from Buckner R&D, CornGlo, and Caneco because we feel they are a superior stoves in their efficiency and quality of construction.

With the ever-increasing prices of fuel - corn has become an excellent alternative heat source. It takes only 4 months to grow a crop of corn. There is a surplus of corn in this country and the price of corn makes it one of the most cost effective sources of heat.

Not only are corn stoves, furnaces and corn grills cost effective to use - they are clean and environmentally friendly. They don't even require a conventional chimney!