Quarterly Update - Summer Part 1
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Summer has been anything but slow at Iowa Corn. Part 1 of our Summer Quarterly Update is now live. ☀️🌽 This episode covers: - Highlights from the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) Spring Conference at the end of May (RECORDED IN JUNE 2026) - Key takeaways from Corn Congress in Washington, D.C. during July (RECORDED IN JULY 2026) - Updates from the U.S. Grains and BioProducts Council (USGBC) Annual Meeting in July (RECORDED IN JULY 2026) From export updates to national policy discussions, hear how Iowa Corn is working to create opportunities for Iowa farmers.
What’s new at Iowa Corn? Tune in to the latest Quarterly Update for a look at the work your Iowa Corn checkoff dollars are supporting and the work ICGA is doing. In this episode: 🌽Water quality investments and conservation efforts 🌽A preview of this year's Cy-Hawk activities and why Iowa Corn invests in the program Membership updates and ways to get more involved 🌽Membership updates, benefits and ways to get more involved The Iowa Corn Quarterly Update is your source for timely updates on the programs, priorities and events that matter most to Iowa corn farmers. 🎧 Listen now and don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an update.
Get the latest on the projects and priorities driving Iowa corn forward in this quarterly audio update from the Iowa Corn Promotion Board and the Iowa Corn Growers Association. In this episode, hear directly from farmer-led committees on: 🌽 ICGA & UP Committee – State and federal policy updates 🌽RBD Committee – New uses for corn and demand-building efforts 🌽Education & Leadership Development – Inside Iowa Corn’s I-LEAD program Released every few months, the Iowa Corn Quarterly Update shares timely insights from the farmers working to strengthen long-term corn grower profitability. 🔔 Subscribe and stay connected to what’s shaping Iowa corn.
Introducing the Iowa Corn Quarterly Update – a new audio series focused on sharing timely insights into the projects and priorities of the Iowa Corn Promotion Board and Iowa Corn Growers Association. Released every few months, these updates feature conversations directly from farmer-led issue committees who are working to strengthen long-term corn grower profitability. In this first update, hear from the Industrial Usage and U.S. Production Committee on low-carbon ethanol and fertilizer initiatives, along with an update from the Exports & Grain Trade Committee on Iowa Corn’s partnership with the U.S. Grains and BioProducts Council.