Here's what some of today's leaders in agriculture are saying about Growers National Co-op...

As an individual, I know I do not have much clout in the marketplace when it comes to insurance and financial services products.  I pretty much have to take what I can get.  However, with a purchasing group of thousands of farmers who share a common need, our chances of gaining access to certain products and services has to be better than I can do on my own. Kieth Kinzer, past President Idaho Grain Producers and past Chairman National Wheat PAC

As a farmer and Chairman of the Grain Growers Membership and Insurance Trust (GGMIT), I have seen first hand how banding together the purchasing power of individual farmers into a group can benefit us.  Growers National Co-op can take this concept to a whole new level. Mick Majors, Chairman Grain Growers Membership & Insurance Trust (2001); past President District 8 Nebraska Wheat Growers Association

As a past President of the American Soybean Association, I have seen first hand the benefits an individual farmer can receive by banding together with a group of fellow farmers to purchase products through a cooperative.  I am excited and fully support what Growers National Co-op is trying to do with their product line.  I not only plan on being a member but plan on patronizing the cooperative often. John McClendon, Chairman American Soybean Association Membership & Insurance Trust; President (2001) Arkansas Soybean Association; past Chairman American Soybean Industry Council; President (2001) Lee County Farm Bureau

One of the only ways to effectively change something today in agriculture is to muster enough support and a loud enough voice so everyone hears you.  An individual voice just doesn't have much effect anymore.  I see the combination of GNC and the state agricultural associations as a terrific partnership not only to bring needed products and services to members but also to bring the voices of masses together once again. Rick Vallery, Executive Director (2001) South Dakota Wheat, Inc.

The concept of bringing America's leading agricultural associations and their members into one united purchasing group through a cooperative that offers products and services that play a key role in almost every farmer's day-to-day operation is a terrific idea. Carl King, President (2001) Texas Corn Growers Association