Farmer Co-ops:
Providing for America
NCFC’s mission is to advance the business and policy interests of America’s cooperatives and other farmer-owned enterprises.
Issue Areas
NCFC works on a wide range of legislative and regulatory issues of interest to agricultural cooperatives and their farmer and rancher owners. This includes cooperative tax issues, antitrust issues, energy, international trade, conservation and many others.
Ag Labor
Animal Agriculture
Climate, Conservation, & Environment
Credit & Rural Development
Farm Policy & Risk Management
Food & Nutrition
Legal, Tax, & Accounting
Trade & Market Access
Transportation & Infrastructure
Trade & Market Access
Transportation & Infrastructure
Current Legislative and Regulatory Issues
NCFC, National Ag Organizations Send Letter to House Majority Leadership Supporting Certain Tax Provisions in Reconciliation Bill
NCFC Joins Main Street Employers in Supporting Budget Reconciliation Tax Package
Agricultural Transportation Working Group (ATWG) Sends Letter to Congress on Priorities for Surface Transportation Reauthorization
Upcoming Events
2025 Washington Conference
With the flurry of administrative action and anticipated legislative activity this summer, this year’s meeting gives farmer co-op leaders from around the country a prime opportunity to meet with key policy makers at a critical juncture. This year’s program centers around advocacy and prioritizes taking the co-op message directly to Capitol Hill and the administration. In an effort to maximize
- Washington, DC
- Willard InterContinental Washington
2025 Government Affairs Committee Meeting
- Washington, DC
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- The Royal Sonesta Washington, DC Capitol Hill
Statement of NCFC President and CEO Chuck Conner on the House Budget Reconciliation Bill
Statement of NCFC President Chuck Conner on House Ag Committee Reconciliation Markup
Statement of NCFC President & CEO Chuck Conner on House Ways & Means Reconciliation Markup
Statement of NCFC President Chuck Conner on Framework for U.S.-U.K. Trade Deal
About NCFC
Since 1929, NCFC has been the voice of America’s farmer cooperatives. Our members are regional and national farmer cooperatives, which in turn consist of more than 1,600 local farmer cooperatives across the country. NCFC members also include state and regional councils of cooperatives.
NCFC Submits Comments to U.S. Department of Transportation on Regulatory Efforts