The Minnesota Corn Growers Association has launched a one-stop website that provides farmers the resources they need as they begin planting during the current pandemic. COVID-19 is impacting every segment of food production as Minnesotans join the rest of the nation in taking the necessary steps to prevent spreading of the disease.

Farmers can visit MCGA online to find resources from the University of Minnesota Extension, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and other agencies.

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More resources for farmers and rural communities trying to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic can be found below:

Quick links

Resources for farmers looking for guidance on how to best manage their operation during these challenging times include:

Mental health resources

Resources for farmers and members of rural communities in need of support include:

State and federal agency resources

Farmers and producers of all varieties have access to helpful resources provided by state and federal agencies, including:

USDA COVID-19 FAQ and resources

General resources and guidance on the coronavirus outbreak from USDA includes:

Additional resources from MCGA partners

Resources from other agricultural organizations partnered with MCGA, such as the National Corn Growers Association and the University of Minnesota Extension, includes:

MCGA welcomes farmers to contact the organization if they have any specific concerns related to how COVID-19 is impacting their farms.

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