NCGA President Understands Challenge
National Corn Growers Association President Jed Bower knows the challenges farmers face as he draws on his own experiences.
When Jed Bower accepted the reins to be the new president of the National Corn Growers Association, he understood the challenges farmers have with low grain prices and persistently high input costs.
Bower, who became NCGA president Oct. 1, is a fifth-generation farmer with a base operation in Washington Court House, Ohio.
- Grows corn and soybeans on a small operation compared to other producers.
- Joined the military due to lack of room on the family operation after school.
- His dad was injured in a motorcycle accident and succumbed to the injuries while Bower was in the military.
He draws on the personal challenges he has already faced.
Author's summary: NCGA president faces challenges as a farmer.
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