Corn farmers established their policy priorities during Commodity Classic. “We started off the Corn Congress dealing with resolutions and things that give our grassroots organization the ability to pursue, from a policy standpoint, positions that we want to back up and promote,” said Wes Beck, MCGA president. Corn Congress is just the first opportunity for meaningful policy decisions each year. “We meet twice annually, once here at Commodity Classic and then we’ll meet again this summer in Washington, D.C.; there’s always a lot of things to discuss that are impacting our farmers.”
