Just days after Kansas farmer Dennis McNinch completed corn harvest, he went to Michigan to testify at a public ...
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Oct. 15, 2019–Kansas Corn said the Environmental Protection Agency fell short of expectations in its ...
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Kansas corn producers received positive news today with the announcement that President Trump has directed EPA to ...
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Sept. 27, 2019–Kansas Corn Growers Association was one of 23 state corn organizations to send a letter ...
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After months of political pressure, including hearing from Kansas farmers like you, the Trump Administration pledged to follow the law and replace ethanol demand that EPA waived through refinery exemptions going forward. However, EPA’s proposal uses a formula that would return just half of the actual waived gallons to the 2020 RFS and doesn’t provide certainty for future years. The comment period deadline is Nov. 29.
Kansas Corn invests in the future with our education programs! Our innovative STEM-based programs provide curriculum, lab materials and training for K-12 teachers. We also provide programs for college students interested in the role corn can play in their future careers.
The Kansas Corn Commission funds research projects with the ultimate goal of furthering the future of corn.
Kansas Corn provides corn growers opportunities to come together and focus on the future of the industry.
Kansas Corn is comprised of two groups who work to build the future of corn.
The Kansas Corn Commission (KCC) ensures investment of the Kansas corn checkoff in the areas of market development, research, promotion and education.
The Kansas Corn Growers Association (KCGA) advocates for the future of corn by speaking up for farmers in legislative and regulatory issues, by promoting corn across the state and by empowering growers to advocate for corn and agriculture.