St. Louis, Missouri
January 2, 2003
Commodity Classic,
February 27-March 1, 2003, in Charlotte, N.C., will be an
exceptional opportunity for soybean and corn producers to gather
information and knowledge that will help them increase their
future profitability. Based on individual interest, growers will
choose sessions they want to attend from a two-day schedule of
concurrent sessions on many topics. In addition, because of the
importance, all growers will have the opportunity to attend a
stand-alone "Marketing Session."
Commodity Classic, the eighth annual convention and trade show
of the American Soybean
Association (ASA) and National
Corn Growers Association
(NCGA), provides numerous opportunities to learn, discuss hot
topics, see new products, and network with other growers.
ASA President Dwain Ford said, "Farmers, agribusiness leaders
and other key players in the agriculture sector come together at
Commodity Classic to share a variety of valuable information
about production, products and resources."
NCGA President Fred Yoder said, "With nearly 700 booths, the
trade show is an excellent opportunity for growers to see a wide
variety of equipment and products in one convenient location,
making it easier to compare and ask questions."
The special "evening of entertainment" will feature an exciting
and energy-filled show by Diamond Rio, an award-winning country
music group. Commodity Classic is a perfect opportunity for
growers to include their families and spend a few extra days
enjoying the many activities in and around Charlotte. Complete
details and registration information are on the web at:
www.commodityclassic.com or call 636-928-3700.
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