The Nebraska Corn Board (NCB) and the Nebraska Corn Growers Association (NeCGA) are set to welcome visitors to Grand Island, Nebraska for Husker Harvest Days, the world’s largest totally irrigated working farm show, September 9-11.

Building partnerships and adding value to products remains crucial in all segments of agriculture. Nebraska’s corn, grain sorghum, soybean and wheat producers are partnering at one location with their exhibits during this year’s Husker Harvest Days show.

Attendees can gather new information on the latest agricultural developments at the Ag Commodities Building on Main Street. The eight participating groups will discuss programmatic opportunities and the importance of agricultural trade within their commodities, highlighting how Nebraska commodities are locally grown, globally known.

The entities participating in the joint effort include the Nebraska Corn Board (NCB), Nebraska Corn Growers Association (NeCGA), Nebraska Grain Sorghum Board (NGSB), Nebraska Sorghum Producers Association (NeSPA), Nebraska Soybean Association (NSA), Nebraska Soybean Board (NSB), Nebraska Wheat Board (NWB) and the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association (NWGA).

Representatives from NCB and NeCGA will be available throughout Husker Harvest Days to discuss key initiatives enhancing demand, adding value and ensuring sustainability for Nebraska’s corn industry. Visitors can grab a cold can of Coca-Cola or Doritos, learn about Nebraska Corn’s producer campaign and sign up or renew NeCGA membership to advocate for the state’s corn industry.

“Events like Husker Harvest Days allow us to foster new relationships and strengthen existing ones,” said Michael Dibbern, NeCGA president. “This is a prime opportunity to connect with members, leadership and staff on programs and projects benefiting farmers. We invite attendees to visit the commodities building and learn more about our initiatives.”

NCB and NeCGA will be located in the Ag Commodities Building (lot 10) towards the east end of Main Street on the showgrounds.

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