Relationships matter. Nebraska Corn knows relationships at home and abroad create demand that benefits farmers in Nebraska. We were honored to meet with the Czech President Petr Pavel while on his visit to Nebraska yesterday.
Husker Harvest Days is underway!
Come find Nebraska Corn in the Commodity Building. Stop in for a Coca-Cola, grab some Doritos and stay for a conversation about the latest innovation and what’s happening in Nebraska’s corn industry.
We hope to see you through Thursday!
NCB recently hosted a trade delegation of Mexican corn buyers and agricultural industry representatives to learn about Nebraska’s corn production and supply chain.
Coming to Nebraska creates valuable conversations and helps strengthen for Nebraska corn in internationally.
Husker Harvest Days is almost here!
Stop by Lot 10 in the Commodity Building September 15-17 to visit with the Nebraska Corn Board. Grab a Coca-Cola, learn about new uses and research for corn and visit with farmer leaders.
We look forward to seeing you at Husker Harvest Days!
NCB internship applications are now open for 2027!
Paid opportunities are available in the areas of communications, research, public policy, event management and international relations.
Applications are due October 9. Learn more and apply at https://t.co/fPiRkpDe5l
From the field to classrooms. As another school year begins, Nebraska corn is helping students learn and create. Corn is used in products like crayons, adhesives, paper coatings and other bio-based materials found in classrooms across the country.
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NCB has new leadership for the year ahead.
Andy Groskopf, a farmer from Scottsbluff, was elected chair. Ted Schrock, a farmer from Elm Creek, was elected vice chair. John Krohn, a farmer from Albion, was elected secretary/treasurer.
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NCB is pleased to welcome Michael Bergen and Austin Kniss as farmer board member directors in district 3 and the at-large position, respectively. Matt Sullivan was reappointed to serve as the District 2 director.
Read about their backgrounds, https://t.co/7F4kHOvllT
NCB was proud to partner with @NESoybeanBoard to support 2 grain bin safety trainings and rescue tube delivery through Nationwide's Grain Bin Safety campaign. Helping equip first responders with life-saving training and equipment strengthens safety across Nebraska agriculture.
Congratulations to Jay Reiners, previous NCB chairman for being elected as chairman of the U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council! Jay's election is a reflection of the leadership and dedication he brings to international trade and markets.
Read more here, https://t.co/csLyUH8Nhr
Nebraska drivers bought more gallons of E15 fuel in 2025, a nearly 45% jump from the year before. The increase comes as Nebraska corn farmers invest checkoff dollars in the fuel infrastructure needed to make higher ethanol blends available.
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The delegates of the U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council elected Jay Reiners of the Nebraska Corn Board as chairman of its USGBC Board of Directors at its 66th Annual Board of Delegates Meeting held in Milwaukee, WI, today.
“Coming from Nebraska, American agriculture has always been in my blood, and I’ve felt a responsibility to represent agricultural resilience and innovation for a very long time,” Reiners said.
“I truly appreciate you trusting me to lead this outstanding organization in the role as your chairman.”
Reiners lives near Juanita, Nebraska, where he farmed corn and soybeans with his wife for 35 years. He is now retired from farming but is still active in the industry as a consultant. He previously served on the Council’s Western Hemisphere A-team and Asia A-team for four years each and was the chairman for the Nebraska Corn Board.
Reiners shared his goals for the year and unveiled his chairman’s theme, Feeding and Fueling the World, during his incoming remarks.
“We have a responsibility to feed and fuel the world, and we ensure that our products – U.S. corn, sorghum, barley, ethanol and DDGS – are the best in the world and keep getting better,” Reiners said.
“It’s an honest picture of what we contribute – not just in the United States but around the world through the exports we send to those who want and need them.”
In addition to Reiners, the delegates elected Jay Fischer of the Missouri Corn Growers Association as vice chairman and Jon Rosenstiel of the Illinois Corn Marketing Board as secretary-treasurer. Jennie Schmidt of the Maryland Grain Producers Utilization Board was re-elected and Mike LeFever of Colorado Corn Promotion Council was elected as at-large directors.
The newly elected sector director is Hagan Rose from Eco-Energy as the ethanol sector director and Adam Schindler of the United Sorghum Checkoff Program was reelected as the sorghum sector director and Josh Roe of Kansas Corn Commission was reelected as the state checkoff sector director.
The USGBC Board of Directors now includes:
Jay Reiners, Nebraska Corn Board: Chairman
Jay Fischer, Missouri Corn Growers Association: Vice Chairman
Jon Rosenstiel, Illinois Corn Marketing Board: Secretary-Treasurer
Mark Wilson, Illinois Corn Marketing Board: Past Chairman
Jennie Schmidt, Maryland Grain Producers Utilization Board: At-Large Director
Mike LeFever, Colorado Corn Promotion Council: At-Large Director
Dylan Rosier, Missouri Corn Merchandizing Council: At-Large Director
Greg Alber, Iowa Corn Growers Association: At-Large Director
Sean Broderick, CHS: Agribusiness Sector Director
Hagan Rose, Eco-Energy: Ethanol Sector Director
Jolene Riessen, Iowa Corn Growers Association: Corn Sector Director
Adam Schindler, United Sorghum Checkoff Program: Sorghum Sector Director
Josh Roe, Kansas Corn Commission: State Checkoff Sector Director
Matt Horlacher, Washington Grain Commission and Cold Stream Malt & Grain: Barley Sector Director
Ryan LeGrand, U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council: President and CEO
Find more information about the 66th Annual Board of Delegates Meeting at https://t.co/P2WZNPTuAJ.
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Nebraska corn farmers are in action with @usgrainscouncil Board of Delegates Meeting as Brandon Hunnicutt (@cornfedfarmer) provided an Advisory Team update during this morning’s session.
Today, past Nebraska Corn Board chairman and current @usgrainscouncil Vice Chairman Jay Reiners chaired this mornings main sessions at the Board of Delegates meeting in Milwaukee. @HunterFarmer70
The Nebraska Corn Board is pleased to celebrate the organization's seven interns on National Intern Day!
Thank you to those who are hosting interns this summer: @NationalCorn, @NeCGA, @RuralRadioNet, @usgrainscouncil and @USMEF.
Summer means more miles on the road and more opportunities for Nebraska corn. Nebraska ranks 2nd nationally for ethanol production, with 24 operating plants producing over 2.3 billion gallons annually. Supporting ethanol helps strengthen demand for corn grown right at home.
The AHGSA Annual Sweet Corn Giveaway is July 22 from 12:30 to 2:30 pm at the Plant Sciences Hall loading dock on East Campus! Cash or check-only donations are welcome and appreciated. #UNL#UNLAgroHort
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