Kansas Corn is an organization that encompasses two main groups: the Kansas Corn Commission and the Kansas Corn Growers Association. Here's an overview of these entities: ### Kansas Corn Commission - Mission: The Kansas Corn Commission focuses on building the value of corn by investing in market development, education, research, and promotion. It is funded through a one-cent per bushel checkoff from corn growers[1]. - Structure: The commission consists of farmers elected from nine crop reporting districts across Kansas. These commissioners decide how checkoff funds are allocated[1]. - Activities: - Market Development: Expanding domestic and foreign markets for corn products, including ethanol and DDGS. - Education: Supporting STEM education programs and encouraging careers in corn production. - Research: Funding research to improve corn production practices and sustainability[1]. ### Kansas Corn Growers Association - Role: The Kansas Corn Growers Association (KCGA) is involved in advocacy and policy efforts to support corn growers in Kansas. It provides a platform for growers to engage with policymakers and industry stakeholders[3]. - Contact: For more information or to get involved, contact the KCGA office at 785-448-6922 or via email at corn@ksgrains.com[5]. Both organizations work together to advance the interests of corn growers in Kansas.