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National Sorghum Producers Opens Applications for 2026 Board of Directors
Seeking passionate producer leaders to help shape the future of the sorghum industry
Apr. 2, 2026 at 5:24pm
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National Sorghum Producers (NSP) has opened applications for its 2026 board of directors, seeking producer leaders who are passionate about advancing the sorghum crop and helping guide the direction of the industry. The board plays a critical role in advocacy and strengthening relationships to benefit sorghum farmers nationwide.
Why it matters
Strong farmer leadership is essential as the sorghum industry faces both challenges and new opportunities. NSP's board helps ensure sorghum producers have a strong, unified voice in Washington to impact policy priorities and the future of the industry.
The details
Candidates should be NSP members with an interest in advocacy and fundraising, and a desire to move the industry forward. No prior board experience is required. The NSP Nominating Committee will review submissions and bring forward nominations for consideration and election at the August board meeting. Selected members will serve a three-year term beginning October 1, 2026.
- Applications are due May 1, 2026, at 5 p.m. Central Time.
- Selected board members will serve a three-year term beginning October 1, 2026.
The players
Amy France
NSP Chair and a farmer from Scott City, Kansas.
Tim Lust
NSP CEO.
What they’re saying
“Strong farmer leadership has never been more important. As we face both challenges and new opportunities, we need producers at the table who are willing to step up, engage and help guide the direction of our industry. If you care about the future of sorghum and agriculture, we encourage you to apply.”
— Amy France, NSP Chair
“We're looking for leaders who are ready to be engaged and make an impact. This is a pivotal time for agriculture, and our board helps ensure sorghum producers have a strong, unified voice in Washington. It's an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the future of the industry.”
— Tim Lust, NSP CEO
What’s next
Following the May 1 application deadline, the NSP Nominating Committee will review submissions and bring forward nominations for consideration and election at the August board meeting.
The takeaway
NSP is seeking passionate sorghum producers to serve on its board of directors and help shape the future of the industry. This is an opportunity for engaged leaders to contribute to policy priorities and strengthen relationships that benefit sorghum farmers nationwide.
