Talk:American Corn Growers Association
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The American Corn Growers Association has played a significant role in providing information, analysis and education on key agricultural, environmental, food, energy related and cultural issues related to rural America, farmers and agriculture in general. It is quite clear that ACGA has played this role through several documented white papers and other publications, such as Rethinking US Agriculture, Changing Course to Secure Farmers Livelihoods Worldwide" Rethinking US Agricultural Policy which has been distributed globally and is a comprehensive piece that explains how unusual the business of agriculture functions in the marketplace. This comprehensive information is found nowhere else, and was written by the Agricultural Policy Analysis Center at the University of Tennessee. Countless newspaper and magazine articles document the activities of ACGA.
Efforts are underway at this time to assist in providing proper external references that meet the guidelines, of which there are many. Kjdit (talk) 19:45, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
The information that is similar in nature to that found on ACGA's website is used under permission by the author of said information. Kjdit (talk) 18:30, 8 January 2010 (UTC)