13 Mar 2017

No, Really, Iowa’s Farms are Almost Entirely Family Owned

By Lisa Cassady

JOHNSTON, Iowa, March 9, 2017 – There is a popular myth out there that today’s modern food production system is being run by corporations or industrialized agriculture.

27 Feb 2017

ISU Professor Debunks Misconceptions on High Fructose Corn Syrup

By Lisa Cassady

JOHNSTON, Iowa, February 15, 2017 - The

24 Feb 2017

Iowa Corn Farmer-Leaders Attend 2017 Commodity Classic in San Antonio

By Lisa Cassady

Interview Opportunities Available

Iowa Corn leaders will be traveling to San Antonio next week for the 2017 Commodity Classic. This delegation consists of both Iowa Corn Growers Association (ICGA) and Iowa Corn Promotion Board (ICPB) directors as well as:

* Iowa Corn farmer voting delegates and alternates

14 Feb 2017

Corn Farmers Travel to Learn about Competitor Brazil's Role in the Global Ag Economy

By Lisa Cassady

JOHNSTON, Iowa - February 8, 2017 - Understanding the complexities of a global market has become an ever-challenging endeavor, but one four state corn checkoffs have set out to tackle with a three-year competitive study of the top corn exporting countries.

07 Feb 2017

IOWA FARM GROUPS URGE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO PRESERVE AND EXPAND NORTH AMERICAN TRADE PARTNERSHIPS

By Lisa Cassady

Trade policy has a significant impact on Iowa's farmers. The success of our rural economies depends on expanding markets for U.S. agricultural products. We look forward to working with President Trump and his Administration in the coming years to ensure that Iowa farmers are both economically viable and globally competitive.  

07 Feb 2017

ICGA Statement on IA Supreme Court Opinion in the DM Waterworks Lawsuit

By Lisa Cassady

The Iowa Supreme Court answered four legal questions posed by the Federal District Court in the Des Moines Waterworks Lawsuit today. The opinion stated that Iowa law has provided immunity to drainage districts for over a century, especially as it relates to another public entity, the Des Moines Water Works. 

17 Jan 2017

Iowa Corn "Future of Agriculture" Scholarships Available

By Lisa Cassady

JOHNSTON, Iowa - (January 16, 2017) - The Iowa Corn Growers Association (ICGA) and the Iowa Corn Promotion Board (ICPB) are again offering the Iowa Corn Future of Agriculture scholarships to aid in the development of future talent for the Iowa agriculture industry. This year, Iowa Corn will award sixteen (16) $500 one-year scholarships to deserving, qualified students enrolled at an accredited U.S.

05 Dec 2016

23 Students Named to the Iowa Corn Collegiate Advisory Team

By Lisa Cassady

JOHNSTON, Iowa, December 1, 2016 - Iowa Corn proudly announces today the 23 Iowa college students who will make up the seventh

03 Nov 2016

Iowa Corn Hosts Korean Ethanol Importers; South Korea Poised to Expand Import of U.S. ethanol

By Lisa Cassady

JOHNSTON, Iowa, November 2, 2016 - A U.S. Grains Council (USGC) trade team from South Korea including ten oil and ethanol industry representatives visited the offices of Iowa Corn today after touring the POET ethanol plant in Emmetsburg this morni...

26 Oct 2016

Iowa Corn Provides Media Resources to Cover Corn Harvest

By Lisa Cassady

Just as farmers continue to work hard to harvest this year's crop, we know you as media are working just as hard to cover Iowa's corn harvest from many angles. Below are a few resources and ideas we would like to provide to you for your Harvest 20...

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