Madison, Wisconsin - If the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has its way, it would ban atrazine, costing Wisconsin corn growers income and reducing sustainable farming practices, according to a group of Wisconsin agriculture organizations. In June, EPA issued a...
Atrazine an important tool for conservation farming
In a case of supreme irony, a recent report from Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is highly critical of atrazine, an herbicide that helps reduce soil erosion and runoff, keeping our soil healthy and our water clean. EPA released its draft ecological risk...
Soil Health Partnership Field Day Aug. 30 in Plymouth
Farmers in eastern Wisconsin interested in adopting innovative practices to improve the health of their soil can get their hands dirty at a field day Aug. 30. The Soil Health Partnership will showcase how changing nutrient management and tillage strategies, along...
Corn Growers to Congress: EPA Atrazine Decision Will Cost Farmers
Jim Zimmerman, Wisconsin Corn Grower Association member from Rosendale and board member for the National Corn Growers Association, presented this testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs on the problems associated with...
Use of E15 Ethanol Blend Overwhelmingly Favored in Wisconsin
Lisbon, Wisconsin – July 11, 2016 – A recent statewide opinion poll shows that Wisconsin citizens favor the use of ethanol blends in fuel up to 15 percent (E15), by a 2 to 1 margin. The survey found that 62 percent of individuals support the use of E15 fuel versus...
Corn Growers to EPA: Move Forward on Renewable Fuels
The Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) has become America’s most successful energy policy in the last 40 years, increasing energy security, protecting the environment, and reducing costs for consumers at the pump. Because of those gains, the Wisconsin Corn Growers...




