Steve Niedbalski of Nashville, Ill., chops down his stricken corn for feed. ... more >They’re also arguing that it’s simply too soon to know just how great an effect the dry conditions will have on corn supplies and that any action on the RFS should wait.
“With the crop still in the field, it is too early to determine this year’s final corn supply,” said Garry Niemeyer, president of the National Corn Growers Association, said in a statement.
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