In today’s world, corn farmers have to be visible and vocal. The Kansas Corn Growers Association does that, helping farmers become more engaged, and providing opportunities to be heard on issues like the Farm Bill, ethanol and exports.

- Ken McCauley, White Cloud

The industry that is built around corn production provides a lot of opportunities for young people in Kansas. Kansas Corn’s collegiate programs help college students see how their skills can fit into jobs in the corn industry. This is one example of how we are working to build the future of Kansas corn through education and outreach.

- Dennis McNinch, Corn Commission Chairman, Arnold, KS

Your organization has shown a commitment to our students and to us as professional educators through your Seed to STEM program. We appreciate every opportunity we have to provide our students with the best lab experiences, and you and your organization have made that possible.

- Lacie Fair, Newton High School High School Science Educator

One of the topics we focused on in Corn Corps was improving our soft skills, such as conflict resolution and effective listening. We may not think we need to learn about these topics, but it’s critical for all families and farms

- Krystale Neitzel, Corn Corps Class 1 member, Lawrence, KS