The Grain Marketing Board, the country’s leading grain trade and Marketing Company was established under the Maize Control Act of 1931. Its basic responsibilities were to accord producers their fair share of the local and export markets, to provide them with a guaranteed outlet for their excess controlled products and to ensure the availability of adequate supplies for the local demand either from internal production or from exports. These responsibilities have remained fundamentally unchanged, although many commodities in addition to maize have been brought under the control of the Grain Marketing Board. Read More>>