This issue of the Wisconsin Corn newsletter highlights the work of Wisconsin Corn and its members throughout the summer, from advocating for farmers at the state and federal levels to promoting opportunities for Wisconsin corn and connecting with growers and consumers. The newsletter also looks ahead to harvest and the hurdles that will continue to shape the industry, including farm policy, markets, trade, renewable fuels and farm profitability. This issue showcases the organization’s efforts to keep Wisconsin corn growers informed, engaged and represented while working toward a strong future for Wisconsin agriculture.
Productive but Priced Out: Why Input Prices Matter for US Corn Competitiveness
The National Corn Growers Association today released the second installment of a series related to the prices U.S. farmers pay for crop inputs compared to Brazilian farmers. This report explores further the impact of input prices on U.S. corn competitiveness...
