About Sorghum PAC
Promoting Worthy Legislative Lawmakers
The purpose of the Sorghum Political Action Committee (PAC) is to promote legislative lawmakers who understand and advocate on behalf of sorghum priorities.
Sorghum PAC
The Impact
The importance of Sorghum PAC resonates from local offices to the U.S. Capitol:
- The Sorghum PAC enables growers to unify their voices to create a clear, concise message about the importance of farm policy in rural America.
- The elected officials the Sorghum PAC supports have a direct impact on important policy for sorghum producers.
- The Sorghum PAC is an influential alliance of National Sorghum Producers (NSP) members and sorghum associations working to uphold and protect the interest of growers across the country.
About Funding
Funding for the Sorghum PAC
Member Donations
The money donated to the Sorghum PAC is made on a volunteer basis from NSP members. Donors understand the importance of policy and recognize the need to support like-minded candidates from both political parties. The reality of today’s democracy is candidates must have resources to be elected, and NSP wants to be well positioned to help these individuals who support our cause.
2023 Sorghum PAC Series
Sorghum PAC Casino Night & Auction
The annual Sorghum PAC Casino Night & Auction, sponsored by Alta Seeds and UPL, took place at the 2023 Commodity Classic, held in Orlando, Florida, March 10. Funds raised will benefit the National Sorghum Producers Political Action Committee. Thank you to our sponsors, donors and our auction host for a great event!
2023 Sorghum PAC Series
Sorghum PAC Golf Tournament
The 2023 Sorghum PAC Series will conclude with the Third Annual Sorghum PAC Golf Tournament, co-sponsored by Alta Seeds and UPL. The event will take place April 29, 2023, at the Mariah Hills Golf Course in Dodge City, Kansas, and feature a four-person scramble. Mark your calendars for a day of fun, networking and friendly competition. For sponsor, donation and registration information, contact Sorghum PAC Series coordinator Jamaca Battin at jamaca@sorghumgrowers.com or 785-421-8927.
