Then your best source of info will be the Organic Gardening forum here. Otherwise there are any number of tasty corn seed varieties available and all you have to do is pay the extra costs for organically-grown seed.

http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/organic

Dave

There is a difference between GMO and hybrid. There is a difference between organic gardening and growing heirloom seeds. You can't buy GMO seeds so there's no danger of you getting any but you can buy hybrid seeds.

Hybrid seeds are cross bred using 2 varieties of the same species--eg 2 varieties of corn. It is something that happens naturally when 2 varieties are grown next to each other. Hybridizers simply select qualities of 2 different varieties and cross breed them to get the best of each variety. That is vastly different than taking genes from other vegetables and inserting them into a growing plant and then collecting the seeds as they do with GMO.

Organic gardeners use the same seeds as other gardeners do but they grow them without pesticides or herbicides. In addition their soil must be free of pesticides and herbicides.

If you want to grow plants from seed that has not been hybridized then choose heirloom varieties. There are many heirloom seed companies on line. I don't know about corn but I love the taste of some of the tomatoes. I buy my seed from Terra Edibles

I recently discovered High Mowing Seeds for organic and non-GMO seeds. Check their corn varieties here: High Mowing Seeds organic / non-gmo corn

There are no GMO corn seeds available for sale from any seed vendor unless you are a commercial licensed grower. There are no GMO seeds of any kind available for the home gardener to buy.

Dave

Thanks you all for the great information. I ordered some tomatoes, corn and herbs from High Mowing. I am excited, and plan to start my seeds after Easter, as soon as my husband and I can get our portable greenhouse ready. Still cold here in NJ.