Corn Growers begin livestock education program

The National Corn Growers Association is launching an educational-outreach program with the Animal Agriculture Alliance and other industry associations. The goal is to provide consumers, retailers, foodservice institutions and school children with reliable and factual information about animal production from farm to table.

The collaborative effort will involve two projects to be completed in 2004– a public opinion survey and an informational brochure. The program is a smart and supportive move by NCGA. Livestock production is a major revenue source for corn growers.

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