Agricultural Leaders from Corn States Available to Discuss Corn Economy

Overview As corn prices continue to drop amid reports of record planted acres and yields, NCGA continues to push for market-based solutions to increase demand for corn, including increased ethanol blends and new trade deals. NCGA’s board of directors, comprised of farmers from across the country, are prepared to share their experiences and the work of NCGA with the media. Those interested in speaking with these growers should contact Bryan Goodman at goodman@ncga.com to schedule an interview. Board members, include: Kenneth Hartman Jr. | NCGA President   Harman, of Waterloo, Ill., is a fifth-generation farmer who operates a grain farm with his wife and adult daughters. Hartman has spent his career advocating on behalf of corn growers. Harold Wolle | NCGA Chairman Wolle, of Madelia, Minnesota, raises corn and soybeans with his son Matt. Wolle has spent decades shaping ag policy in Minnesota and Washington, D.C. Jed Bower | NCGA First Vice President Bower, of Washington Court House, Ohio, raises corn and soybeans with his wife, Emily and children, Ethan and Emma, on their fifth-generation family farm. Bower will be sworn in as president of NCGA on Oct. 1.