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Corn Classic To Feature
Range Of Programs
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Bits and bytes of computer
help, health screening, and estate planning are three
of the topics com growers may learn more about
during informal question and answer sessions at the
1993 Com Classic.
The National Com Growers Association’s
(NCGA) 35th anniversary Com Classic takes place
February 21-23 in San Antonio, Texas. More than
2,500 attendees ate expected.
“Health Screening’’ features health tests includ
ing hearing, cholesterol, and blood pressure read
ings. “Pesticide Handling Systems; What's Down
the Row?” explores the potential of new technology
in a lively “show and tell” format.
“Estate Planning” with Merrill Lynch demysti
fies the complex decisions needed to protect an
estate’s future. “Educating Tomorrow’s Consum
ers” uses computer modules to introduce a variety of
programs for classrooms. It features Shirley Trax
ler, USDA director of Ag in the Classroom.
“New News In Com Utilization” provides an
upbeat look at futuristic products to increase the
profit potential on the farm. And a “Made in Ameri
ca, Cotton Fashion Show” displays the most popular
fashions made of cotton. It is hosted by the national
Cotton Council of America’s Cotton Queen.
Rounding out the hands-on sessions is “Bits and
Bytes of Computer Help," which keys in on ways to
upgrade management skills and includes demon
strations of software and on-line services. And
“Federal Crop Insurance” delves into program
details with a panel of industry experts, including a
representative of American Agrisurance and an ag
economist from Kansas State University.
In addition to its educational program, Gom
Classic features an extensive trade show, entertain
ers Crystal Gayle and Lionel Cartwright, and the
opportunity to help shape the future of the com
industry.
To register for Com Classic, call NCGA at (314)
275-9915.
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