Investing in our nation’s infrastructure

The United States needs to make more strategic, significant and predictable investments in the U.S. transportation infrastructure or risk having U.S. agriculture lose its competitive export advantage to foreign countries.

The NGFA will be delivering this message to Congress this week. Learn more about the NGFA’s objectives for updating U.S. waterways, roads and bridges.

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Registration is OPEN for CONVEY17

Inside-the-beltway experts and real-world facility professionals are teaming up to convey the latest regulatory compliance, safety and operational changes that are vital to managers and their key employees in the grain handling, processing, milling and feed industries. Wide-ranging breakout sessions will allow you to customize your afternoon around three tracks – Safety, Grain Quality, and Operations. Join us July 24 – 26, 2017 in Kansas City, MO.

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2017 NGFA-PFI Feed and Pet Food Joint Conference REGISTER TODAY!

Registration for this year’s Feed and Pet Food Joint Conference – held October 23 – 25 in Louisville, KY – is OPEN! We hope to see you there.

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Announcements/Press Releases

NGFA: Invest now in nation’s transportation infrastructure or fall farther behind More →
NGFA: Resolution of sugar dispute with Mexico sets positive tone for NAFTA talks More →
NGFA supports effort to update truck weight limits More →
NGFA and leaders of U.S. Food & Ag Dialogue for Trade commend USTR on NAFTA notification More →
NGFA and Grain Journal introduce CONVEY17 – a new operations and regulatory compliance conference More →
NGFA, NAEGA outline importance of trade in statement to Trump administration More →
NGFA, NAEGA commend Ag Secretary Perdue for Trade Undersecretary announcement More →
138 food, ag groups urge Senate to expedite Lighthizer confirmation More →
NGFA commends Senate for confirming Sonny Perdue as the next Secretary of Agriculture More →

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NGFA Safety Tips

The NGFA is committed to promoting safety and health in the workplace, and has made extensive efforts to enhance safety include unprecedented research and education efforts. More Information →

Food Safety Modernization Act

With the Food Safety Modernization Act, both regulatory and commercial demands for food and feed quality and safety are increasing. NGFA has several education tools, including regional seminars, to assist grain and feed companies navigate the changing regulatory landscape. More Information →

Video Interviews

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