The U.S. Grains Council convened its 66th Annual Board of Delegates meeting last week with a focus on expanding export markets, strengthening global supply chains and shaping future trade priorities for U.S. grain and biofuels producers. The three-day meeting brought together council members, commodity organizations and industry leaders to discuss international demand for U.S. corn, sorghum, barley and related products. U.S. Grains Council President and CEO Ryan LeGrand said the organization remains committed to developing markets, enabling trade and supporting customers worldwide. The conference included discussions on trade policy, emerging export opportunities and supply chain issues. A panel featuring U.S. Trade Representative Ambassador Julie Callahan and U.S. Department of Agriculture Under Secretary Luke Lindberg examined federal trade priorities, while Wisconsin Agriculture Secretary Randy Romanski highlighted the state's agricultural sector. Advisory teams and commodity sectors presented recommendations before delegates elected new board members and established organizational priorities during Friday's closing session.
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