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March 25, 2026, Delaware, Ohio – Ohio Corn & Wheat strengthens its connection with farmers and industry partners with the addition of Avery Caudill as Communications Specialist. Caudill has a strong background in social media strategy, content creation, and audience engagement. A graduate of the Ohio State University, she has overseen social media and email […]

(Washington, D.C.) -After three focused and demanding days in the nation’s capital, leaders from the Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association (OCWGA), Collegiate Policy Academy students, and industry partners have wrapped up their March 2026 mission to Washington, D.C., a mission driven by purpose, urgency, and a clear message: farmers are done waiting, and they

The deadline for the 2026 National Wheat Yield Contest has been set. Online registration for Ohio growers of Soft Red Winter Wheat is due May 15 and can be completed through the National Wheat Foundation’s website. National winners of the contest will receive a trip to Commodity Classic where they will be recognized at a

Day 2 in D.C., and Ohio farmers are making it count. We’re on Capitol Hill, meeting with lawmakers, standing up for farmers, and securing our future. Go inside the day and see why this mission matters.

Wheat can be one of the most profitable crops in the rotation, but only if you make a few key decisions in the fall and a few more in the spring. Tadd Nicholson sits down with Dr. Laura Lindsey to share practical wheat growing tips you can take straight to the field. Plus, learn more

This Year We Honor and Advocate for Woman Farmers By Leslie McNitt When I first started working in agriculture policy, I did not see many women in the rooms I entered. It can be daunting to map out a future for yourself in an industry where you don’t see many people like you. The women

As the 2026 planting season gets closer, Ohio farmers are gearing up for one of the busiest and most important times of the year. Every choice you make before the planter hits the field can seriously affect how well the crops come up, how uniform the stand is, and ultimately, the yield. That’s why taking

(Delaware, Ohio) The Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association has joined a coalition of state corn farmer organizations in a formal letter to U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi and U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, requesting a status update and continued action on the Department of Justice’s investigation into fertilizer pricing and market concentration. The

Ohio Corn & Wheat is now accepting applications for its 2026–2027 internship program, offering college students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in agricultural advocacy, communications, and policy while helping advance the interests of Ohio’s grain farmers. The internship is ideal for college-aged students passionate about agriculture, policy, communications, or public service. The program

  This is the Big 3, a bi-weekly video newsletter that helps members and partners stay connected to news and events important to Ohio Corn & Wheat. Combating the cost of fertilizer. Watch the full Kernels episode to find out what caused fertilizer prices to spike and if there’s anything that can be done to