About
The National Barley Growers Association (NBGA) was established in 1989 to advance the national and international interests of U.S. barley producers. NBGA works closely with federal policymakers, regulatory agencies and industry stakeholders to promote U.S. sourced barley and ensure the concerns and priorities of barley producers in the United States are considered and represented.
NBGA was created to advance the national and international interests of U.S. barley producers. The work of the Association focuses on barley-producing states including: Colorado, Idaho, Maryland, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Washington, and Wyoming
Purpose:
Our mission is to enhance and maintain the profitability of the United States barley industry.
We work to achieve this mission by providing a unified voice through grassroots producer involvement.
Our Work Includes a Wide Range of Policy Issues, Including:
- Research
- Domestic Farm Programs
- Grain Quality
- Trade Policy
- Domestic Farm Policy
- Farm Labor
- Crop Insurance / Risk Management
- Conservation
- Transportation
- Energy
- Environmental Impact
- Taxes
Learn more about membership, policy priorities, or get connected here.
