North Dakota Corn Utilization Council

Food

The raw materials of corn-starch, protein, fiber and oil-are very versatile and found as an ingredient in many foods.

Feed

A major use for corn in ND is livestock feed, in whole or ground corn, corn silage, or dried distiller’s grains — a co-product of ethanol production.

Fiber

The ND Corn Council is proud to support value-added research for development of products that use corn fibers. Read more about value-added research here.

Fuel

Ethanol, the clean burning fuel made from corn, is produced in 5 plants in North Dakota. Learn more about ethanol and where to find it here.

Latest News

1Aug

North Dakota Corn Growers Association welcomes Lisa Hochhalter

ND Corn Growers Association hires Lisa Hochhalter

FARGO, North Dakota — August 1, 2019 — The North Dakota Corn Growers Association […]

23Jul

DNA Test Developed for Growers to Confirm Palmer Amaranth

North Dakota-based Laboratory Develops a DNA Test for Growers to Confirm Palmer Amaranth, Waterhemp, and Related Pigweed Species

By Dr. Zack Bateson, Research Scientist, National Agricultural Genotyping Center

19Jul

Research on North Dakota’s Most Important Corn Disease: Goss’ Wilt

by Dr. Andrew Friskop
Extension Plant Pathologist, North Dakota State University

The North Dakota Corn Utilization Council (NDCUC) has provided financial support to conduct research on Goss’ wilt, a […]

13Jun

Get To Know Your Council Members:

District 1: Carson Klosterman, Wyndmere, ND

The North Dakota Corn Utilization Council (NDCUC) welcomed new board member Carson Klosterman of Wyndmere, ND at their April meeting in Fargo, […]

31May

North Dakota Ethanol and Corn Industries Say Year-Round E15 Benefits Consumers, Agriculture and Fuel Retailers

Bismarck, N.D. — North Dakota’s ethanol and corn industries applaud the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s announcement today that retailers will be able to sell E15, a blend of gasoline […]

30Apr