Corn Growers Applaud USMCA Talks, Urge Trilateral Action
25 July 2026, Mexico: The United States concluded a round of negotiations in Mexico City this week to discuss the future of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. In response to this development, National Corn Growers Association President and Ohio farmer Jed Bower released the following statement:
“We are encouraged by the continued dialogue between officials from the U.S. and Mexico, who are working diligently to renew this agreement that has been so important to American farmers and our communities. President Trump shaped this agreement during his first term, and American growers – particularly corn farmers – have benefitted immensely. The agreement represents 1.8 billion bushels of corn demand and contributes $20 billion to the U.S. economy. We encourage all three countries to engage expeditiously in trilateral dialogue to resolve outstanding issues and secure the long-term future of this critical agreement.”
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