We are Wisconsin Corn Growers
Caring for the Wisconsin we share in ways that sustain our families, our farms, and our state for today and tomorrow.
3M+ acres of cornfields
Small Kernel, Big Impact
Wisconsin’s annual corn crop adds nearly $1 billion to the economic well-being of our state every year. See how else it positively impacts life in Wisconsin.
1,719,700,000
Total Output from Grain Trade to Wisconsin’s Economy
$628,800,000
Contribution to Gross State Product
8,987
Number of Jobs Added to the State of Wisconsin
Your next water adventure awaits!
Wisconsin Water Recreation Guide
Water is one of the things that makes Wisconsin special. Find the best ways to enjoy the water with our water recreation guide.
Sustainably grown
Wisconsin Corn Connections
Field corn – different from your summer sweet corn – feeds our livestock, fuels our vehicles and is found in lots of other everyday essentials, locally and globally.
Water
We care about the water we share and would love to show you some of our clean-water farming practices.
Ethanol
Plant-based ethanol is better for your wallet, your vehicle and our planet.
Corn facts
Corn is an important crop that’s used in more ways than you might think, and it’s sustainably grown right here by Wisconsin farm families.
Local family farmers
We’re all for clean water.
As Wisconsin corn farmers, clean water is everything to us. And we know it’s everything to you too.
In the news
The Latest on Wisconsin Corn Growers
The Wisconsin Corn Growers Association, the Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board and the Wisconsin Corn Foundation are grassroots organizations that support our state’s corn farmers through education and promotion activities.
Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board Seeks Next Executive Director
Watertown, WI [July 20, 2024]– Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board Inc. (WCPB) is looking for the next Executive Director to lead the Wisconsin Corn organizations. “Our board has been working endlessly for the past few months to move the organization down...
As Spring Arrives, Washington Policymakers and Corn Grower Leaders Prepare for the Year Ahead
From Brooke Appleton, NCGA March is an important month in Washington. It’s the month that cherry blossoms bloom to the delight of city residents and tourists alike, and many outdoor activities, such as marathons, take off, shutting down city streets on the weekends....
The Radicle Corn Value Chain Challenge
“The Radicle Corn Value Chain Challenge sponsored by US Corn Farmers” sets out to invest a minimum of US $1.5M in start-up and growth companies from around the world whose innovative technologies and business models create new uses for corn and long-term sustainable...