Nebraska Leadership Program Learns About Export Markets

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Written by Mike Deering and Marri Carrow at (202) 789-0789

Thursday, 04 February 2010 16:28

Neb._Leaders_for_Web The Nebraska Corn Growers Association Leadership Group traveled to Washington, D.C., this week, making a stop at the USGC headquarters. USGC directors discussed with the group the role of the Council, the regions it focuses on and the current constraints and opportunities in those markets.

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