Quick reminder for all our growers: harvest data is due November 30 for the Yield Contest. Don't leave your entry unfinished. bit.ly/4kO2BKt
NCGA has scholarships available for NCGA members and their children to further their education in a variety of ways. Learn more and apply at bit.ly/4ssfui3
NCGA CEO Neil Caskey joined three other CEOs from the ag and biofuel industries in outlining a solution to high fuel costs in an op-ed published this week in Agri-Pulse. The leaders call on policymakers to act on pending E15 legislation in Congress.
Read more: bit.ly/4srLnHv
NCGA CEO Neil Caskey joined three other CEOs from the ag and biofuel industries in outlining a solution to high fuel costs in an op-ed published this week in Agri-Pulse. The leaders call on policymakers to act on pending E15 legislation in Congress.
Read more: bit.ly/4srLnHv
Stu Swanson, a farmer in Iowa and NCGA Corn Board member, has a few things on his mind while harvesting his corn crop.
Research on tax provisions that work for farmers.
Securing safety nets for drops in corn prices and revenues.
See how your corn association’s recent work on farm policy helped secure permanent tax relief and improvements in the Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC) commodity programs that make a difference in a tough farm economy at ncga.com/check.
3 billion bushels would supply 10% of global fuel needs for maritime shipping. As corn farmers continue to produce more bushels, the international maritime market is a promising new source of demand for U.S. corn and that’s why NCGA is pursuing this massive market opportunity. Learn more about how we’re building corn demand at bit.ly/4BtMTwZ
Membership is how your voice is heard in Washington, D.C., and your voice is needed now, more than ever. Become a member at bit.ly/3jvKpZA
Denny Vennekotter is almost done with harvest in Ohio, and now he’s asking legislators in Washington, D.C. to finish their jobs and pass E15 and the Farm Bill before the year is over.
Your best field deserves its best shot. Submit your Yield Contest harvest data before the November 30 deadline. bit.ly/4kO2BKt
NCGA is investing in graduate students studying agricultural fields through the Research Ambassador Program. Learn more at bit.ly/4jzocca
Congress is in recess, and farmers are in the fields. Jason Lewis, a farmer in Nebraska, has E15 and the Farm Bill on his mind.
Corn growers react to USDA’s $8B Harvest Fuel Relief program to help with diesel and input costs. Read NCGA's full statement here: bit.ly/4scu8K8

ALT A person stands in a cornfield, wearing a dark shirt with a green logo that reads "NCGA." Next to them is a blue box with text advocating for economic improvements for growers and rural communities. The text includes a quote from Matt Frostic, identifying him as a Michigan Farmer and NCGA President.
Working with the EPA.
Supplying research.
While your corn association is working with policymakers and regulators to ensure new policies work for farmers, your corn checkoff is supplying the research to support their efforts. See everything your corn checkoff, state association and the National Corn Growers Association are doing to protect your crop protection tools and technologies at ncga.com/check.
NCGA is hiring for a Director of Brand Strategy and Engagement! Learn more at bit.ly/4sblgVc
Higher ethanol blends lower gas prices with home-grown fuel. Learn more at bit.ly/4pCvnRK
Working with the auto industry to test engines with higher ethanol blends.
Partnering with fuel dispenser manufacturers to upgrade pumps to E40.
See how your corn checkoff is getting the market ready for higher ethanol blends to grow 4.3 billion bushels of demand each year at ncga.com/check.
The @EPA has proposed reallocating 100% of the gallons lost to small refinery exemptions in the 2025 Renewable Fuel Standard obligations. Read more at Corn Farmers Thank EPA for Reallocation Announcement
NCGA's scholarship application window is now open! Applicants must be an NCGA member or the child of an NCGA member. Eligibility and application details are online at bit.ly/3VFnSyA. Don't forget to check with your state corn growers associations for additional opportunities.
Don't let paperwork be the reason your top acres don't make the leaderboard. Submit your harvest data by November 30. bit.ly/4kO2BKt















