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The 2026 Corn Yield Contest from the National Corn Growers Association is an opportunity for growers to compete with others facing similar production conditions and earn recognition at both the state and national levels.
Now in its 62nd year, the NCGA Yield Contest includes multiple production classes and continues to expand opportunities for growers nationwide. Contest participants compete in irrigated, non-irrigated, and specialty classes, including the Nitrogen Management Class, which recognizes growers who achieve high yields while limiting nitrogen applications. New for 2026, NCGA has introduced a pilot class for short-season corn hybrids with a relative maturity of 99 days or fewer, offering additional recognition opportunities for growers in northern production regions, including Wisconsin.
The online entry tool walks participants through the submission process, automatically applies eligible discounts, and provides an email confirmation upon submission. Final entries will be accepted through Aug. 12, 2026. For assistance with entries, participants may contact NCGA’s Yield Contest team at [email protected].
