A farmer in Ohio has created a corn maze out of Sarah Palin's image. The image is clearly visible by helicopter.
Duke Wheeler, who owns the Butterfly House and surrounding farm, said he made the Palin corn maze to bring people to his farm this fall.
The corn maze was not an easy process to create. Wheeler drew the picture of Palin and entered it into a GPS system. He then flew in and cut it with a John Deere tractor, a task which apparently took around 8-10 hours to complete.
Wheeler expects thousands of visitors to come and check out the Sarah Palin corn maze, Butterfly House and some of the other special activities he has planned for the season.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Agricultural Tourism
- Creating unique attractions like corn mazes can attract visitors to farms and create additional revenue streams.
- Customized GPS Design
- Using GPS technology to create intricate designs in fields opens up possibilities for creative and visually appealing marketing ventures.
- Celebrity-based Marketing
- Leveraging popular figures, like Sarah Palin, in promotional activities can generate buzz and draw attention to businesses.
Sectors Adopting This
- Agriculture
- Farm owners can tap into the growing trend of agricultural tourism by creating unique attractions on their properties.
- Technology
- GPS technology providers can explore opportunities in customized design services for fields and other outdoor spaces.
- Marketing
- Marketing agencies can help businesses incorporate celebrity-based promotions to attract customers and enhance brand visibility.
