I wouldn`t and I wouldn`t suggest feeding the ones from the store either; it`s zero nutrition wise and dangerous and sharp. Big no no -but enjoy the corn yourself!

Green corn husks (especially organic) are recommended for guinea-pigs as forage, so I’d have to disagree.

I don’t know who recommended them, and I know guinea pigs can eat almost anything -figuratively speaking. They are quite different animals

A few points-guinea pigs are rodents, rabbits are lagomorphs and have very delicate digestive systems; unless things have changed the advice we’ve given on this forum is that corn is not good for bunnies-too sweet, too hard to digest, and dried corn can cause obstructions; so while it may be ok or good for guinea pigs, I would not advocate or advise feeding it to rabbits

I agree with KK, corn husks are not recommended for rabbits.  Though organic does eliminate the pesticide worry, it still doesn’t eliminate some of the other concerns – Here are some of the reasons stated from different rabbit savvy experts/sites: 

This one is an answer that Dana Krempels (rabbit-savvy expert) gave regarding feeding corn husks: 
“I would not give them corn husks for two reasons.  First, they are very stringy, and hard to chew.  Since I know of bunnies who have gotten the strings of celery caught on their teeth and caused serious problems, I would think the same thing might happen with corn husks.

…….I just wouldn’t feed them to my bunnies when there are so many other good things to feed them”

Source: http://en.allexperts.com/q/Rabbits-703/eat.htm

This one is from COHRS

“Whole Kernel Corn of any kind (fresh, frozen, or canned – even the husks around the kernels can cause impaction)“

Source: http://www.coloradohrs.org/articles/diet_veggies_generic.asp

Though I am sure there will be sources that will say they are just fine, any time I feel that there is some strong question, I agree with Dana that there are other good things that I know for sure are okay.  I’d rather stick to that.