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DELAWARE, Ohio – The Ohio Corn Marketing Program is announcing upcoming elections, overseen by the Ohio Department of Agriculture, for the Ohio Corn Marketing Program Board, scheduled for December 15, 2026, under Section 924.07 of the Ohio Revised Code. The Ohio Corn Marketing Program is designed to increase the market for corn and enhance opportunities

Five Questions for NCGA’s New Board President By Lesly McNitt This month, Michigan farmerbegan his term as board president for the National Corn Growers Association. Like all presidents, Matt will serve a one-year term as leader of the organization. I have enjoyed getting to know Matt over the years, and I have seen his commitment

  There are a lot of people who help make the Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association what it is today. Farmers who are willing to get involved because they know the stronger our membership is, the stronger our voice becomes. Kevin Miller is one Ohio farmer who has seen that value firsthand, and says

By Leslie McNitt There’s nothing like expecting to learn the outcome of a summer cliffhanger in September only to find you may have to wait until later in the year before the story is resolved. Yet, that’s where we are this month when it comes to ethanol legislation important to the nation’s corn growers. In

Ohio Corn & Wheat works to strengthen the future of corn and wheat farmers across the state. Part of that work includes supporting programs like Farmers for Soil Health, whose mission is to help farmers explore other practices that can keep their land productive, protect water quality, and strengthen an operation for the long term.

DELAWARE, Ohio – Ohio Corn & Wheat President Eric Tipton issued the following statement about gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s proposed fuel tax holiday. “Ohio farmers and Ohio families are hurting, and rising fuel prices are making a tough situation even worse. With diesel approaching $7 a gallon as farmers head into harvest, those added costs

Harvest will soon be getting underway across Ohio. What can we expect next when it comes to the weather, and what could the weather mean for disease pressure in the weeks ahead? Plus, see how Farmers for Soil Health is helping farmers explore the benefits of cover crops and no-till practices, and what they could

The next big opportunity for ethanol can’t be found on the road but on the open seas. OCW explores how maritime fuel could unlock tremendous growth in corn demand. And, Farm Credit Mid-America helps farmers find answers to the challenges they’re facing today while planning for the future. https://traffic.libsyn.com/ba1ed9d5-1e75-4972-95e3-f1cccefade0d/Episode_122_-_The_Future_of_Ethanol.mp3