Growers who have sold grain to VeraSun may have received letters from attorneys asking for a repayment of funds. In response to questions raised by growers, the National Corn Growers Association is providing a guide to responding. It does not constitute legal advice; growers are urged to consult an attorney should they need additional consultation. Click here for the document (updated 9/1/10).

For nearly a half century, NCGA’s National Corn Yield Contest has provided corn growers the opportunity to compete with their colleagues to grow the most corn per acre, helping feed and fuel the world. This has given participants not only the recognition they deserved, but the opportunity to learn from their peers. The final entry deadline for the 2010 contest is Monday, August 2.

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U.S. corn growers are proud to work hard and be able to meet the demand for corn for food, feed, fuel and fiber. We’re also proud of the important role corn ethanol plays in reducing our nation’s dependence on foreign oil, in helping protect the environment and in boosting our nation’s economy. These resources were prepared to help you understand the truth regarding ethanol’s positive impact.

As the original environmentalists, corn farmers are continuing their work as stewards of the earth’s natural resources. The 2009 Field to Market report talks about how corn farmers have significantly reduced impacts across five areas (water use and quality, land use and biodiversity, soil loss, energy use and climate impact).

Click here for more information about land use and other sustainability issues.

NCGA is proud to be a promotional partner of America’s Heartland, the award-winning half-hour weekly television series, now in its fifth season, that provides a fascinating look behind the scenes of America’s farms and ranches.

Click here for more information and to watch episodes online.