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Ohio Corn & Wheat (OCW) reacts to President-Elect Trump’s nomination of Brooke Rollins to become Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Rollins, from Texas, previously served the Trump administration as the acting director of the United States Domestic Policy Council. Before that, she was the director of the Office of American Innovation […]

DELAWARE, Ohio – Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association (OCWGA), along with Growth Energy and the Ohio Ethanol Producers Association call on the Ohio General Assembly to pass legislation to unlock access to E15, and provides bigger savings at gas pumps across the state. The bill known as House Bill 324 has been approved by

What is Ohio Corn & Wheat doing in Lame Duck? Not taking a break. Check out the plan here:

The USDA just announced that ethanol exports reached a record in the 2023-2024 marketing year – 1.886 billion gallons. That’s more than 673,571,428 bushels of American corn going overseas to international buyers. Total ethanol exports were recorded at 1.75 billion gallons, but when combined with ethanol shipped to Japan in the form of ETBE (Ethel

It’s October, and at the National Corn Growers Association that means we’re starting a new fiscal year, and we have a new grower at the top of the organization. This month, Kenneth Hartman Jr. began his term as NCGA president. I decided to ask four key questions of Kenneth that I thought would help you

Agriculture and energy are at the heart of Ohio’s economy. The Buckeye State is a large producer of corn, soybeans, wheat, dairy, eggs, and more – ranking 11th in the nation for the number of farms at more than 70,000. However, more can be done to strengthen our state’s agriculture industry while providing consumers with

Ohio Corn & Wheat (OCW) is pleased to announce its new Director of Communications and Industry Engagement Gerry Puckett. In this role, Puckett will be responsible for leading the development and execution of marketing and communications strategies for the Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association, the Ohio Corn Checkoff, and the Ohio Small Grains Checkoff.

When an average consumer thinks about corn, they probably think about what they buy at the grocery store. Yellow sweet corn in a can or on the cob. There’s nothing wrong with that — it’s just not what I think of. When grain producers think of corn, they think of their crops in the field,

By Tadd Nicholson I won’t leave you in suspense. Women belong anywhere and everywhere in agriculture. No exceptions. But there’s no denying the reality: that agriculture still feels like a male dominated industry. Writing this isn’t about being politically correct, it’s about seeking out incredible women with important perspectives who should be at the table

Have you ever coached your kids’ sports teams? I spent a several years coaching my daughter’s travel softball team while she was young and really serious about the sport. I thought I was doing it because I wanted her to succeed and spend some quality time with her — and I was — but now