Missouri Corn made significant strides in 2024, strengthening markets, advocating for farmers, and securing key victories. This 20-page interactive publication showcases work with the U.S. Grains Council and U.S. Meat Export Federation to boost exports. Articles also detail efforts to establish a national octane standard, support biofuel infrastructure funding, and the battle for science-backed regulations on crop protection products. 

In Missouri, there is no greater force driving demand for corn. At home, in Jefferson City, on Capitol Hill, and all across the globe, Missouri corn growers are working together to ensure your work as farmers is seen from the fields of Missouri to the halls of Congress. We are shaping the decisions that matter and ensuring growers have a voice in the conversation.

Winter meetings are around the corner. Join us at an event near you to hear the latest updates on the work Missouri Corn is doing, and provide feedback on the issues impacting your farm.

The Next Generation Fuels Act would significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions and move to higher ethanol blends. Reintroduced to Congress this summer, the measure would require that automakers phase in higher levels of clean, low-carbon octane by model year 2031. The higher the octane, the more efficiently the engine uses energy.

We are Missouri Corn. Standing stronger together for the corn industry and future opportunities through ethanol, livestock, and exports.