C3o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 12,1980
Mid-Atlantic delegates prepare for soybean meeting
SALISBURY, MD - Mid-
Atlantic Soybean
Association President
William Bradley of
Salisbury, Md is one of three
Mid-Atlantic state delegates
to the American Soybean
Association National Con
vention to be held August 1 to
5 m New Orleans, Louisiana.
Bradley will join over 2200
persons, including 159
delegates from 27 soybean
producing states, to par
ticipate in programs to aid
soybean growers in im
proving soybean profits and
to establish ASA operating
policy for the coming year
“This is an opportunity for
soybean growers to become
involved and voice their
opinion on issues that will
shape the future of the
soybean industry,” says
Bradley.
“The program this year is
designed to provide the kind
of information we soybean
producers need to operate in
these times of inflation and
low prices I am certain that
anyone who attends this
convention will not only have
the satisfaction of having
had an input into the policies
of our Association but will
also have a better view of
where our industry is headed
in the future ”
Bradley reminds Mid-
Atlantic state soybean
producers that the ASA
convention is open to all
soybean growers whether or
not they are members of the
soybean association
Registration for the 60th
Annual ASA Convention
opens at the New Orleans
Hilton Hotel on Friday noon,
August, 1, 1980 Monsanto
will host a grand opening
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10 203
7 244
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7 357
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550 48”
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reception in the trade show
area at 5 p m. The show area
will open a total of 11 hours.
Ten hours of the total
convention program has
been allocated to hour-long
Soy Profit Sessions, five of
which will be conducted
simultaneously each hour.
The Soy Profit Sessions
are a unique, new feature of
the convention allowing
participants to tailor a
major part of the program to
their own needs and in
terests
Speakers at each session
will make presentations and
answer questions on a
variety of topics that in
cludes interpreting markets,
buying land and making it
pay, soybean outlook, estate
planning, using soy oil as
diesel fuel, what’s new in
farm chemicals and many
other timely subjects. Each
subject will be offered twice.
World Soybean Report 11,
sponsored bv Ciba-Geigy
unp, wm mghugnt the
opening general session on
Saturday morning This
year’s telecast will focus on
market development and
research activities around
the world. Reports from
Singapore, Japan, Mexico,
Italy and Germany will
include projections of future
development
The report will be followed
by a noon awards luncheon
and an afternoon schedule
that mcluded Soy Profit
Sessions. Saturday evening
the Louisiana Soybean
Association will host a
“Louisiana Party” for all
who are attending the
convention The party will
feature homemade Jam
balaya
NEW UNDERGROUND
PRICES FOB QUARRYVILLE
The aundd> program
opens with ,i
Prayer Brunch i>oy Profit
Sessions both morning and
afternoon will be the
highlight of the day’s ac
tivity. Trade show at
tractions include a repeat of
last year’s popular “Country
Kitchen Buffet” sponsored
by DuPont
Monday’s program begms
with the seventh Soy Profit
Session The second general
session features keynote
speakers Bill Monroe,
moderator and producer of
NBC’s “Meet the Press’ and
agricultural energy expert
Ralph Lewis, coordinator of
corporate communications,
Gulf Oil Co
Four interest group lun
cheons Monday noon will
allow growers to select
topics on government
relations, research, world
market development and
soybean marketing Union
Carbide is sponsoring the
government relations lun
cheon while the Chicago
Board of Trade is sponsoring
the soybean marketing
luncheon.
The afternoon session
includes the final Soy Profit
Session, and the traditional
President’s Banquet
followed by a reception
sponsored by Elanco
Products.
A twc-day women’s
program features spuming,
basketry, quilting and creole
cooking demonstrations, as
Capacity Dia. Gau;
4000 64”
10,000 96”
10.000 120" y 4” 2210
15.000 120” 5/16” 4278
20.000 126” 5/16” 5021
30,000 126” 3/8” 8982
Model
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well as special sessions on
women and the law, cardio
pulmonary resuscitation
training and a discussion of
coping with mid-life crisis
Women will also have access
to a special hospitality suite
throughout the convention
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Registration fees after
July 1 are $9O for ASA
members and $55 for each
spouse and child, or $llO for
non-members and $65 each
for spouse and child. The fee
includes four meals and
three receptions.
For more information
about the ASA Convention,
call ASA’s Convention
tollfree number 800-325-1772
or write to Convention,
American Soybean
Association, Box 27300, St.
Louis, Missouri 63141