A Bunch of Wins, Wins, Wins: NCGA comments on the recent summertime E15 sales announcement

E15 sales will now be allowed this summer beginning June 1st. It is a move the corn and ethanol industries are praising after feeling a level of uncertainty lately.

National Corn Growers Association President Harold Wollie joined RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander to talk about how this decision will affect corn growers, if it will put some uneasiness aside, and his message to corn growers with the state of commodity prices.

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