American Agri-Women Plan Ag Issues Symposium
. j . . the Business Women’s Network
issues related to trade become the symposium will be a discus- Association as one of the top 12
increasingly important. AAW will sion of bio-technology and its business women’s organizations
host the event with experts speak- ramifications for trade. The sym- in the United States
ing on the posium is open to the public. For more information regarding
Bade sioiation. GATT and NAF- American Agn-Women is a AAW contact Jean Pcttibone at
TA and their impact on agn- coahtion of individual members as Road 2 , Kanorado, Kansas,
business, production agriculture, well as S 3 states and commodity 67741-9400 (913) 399-2204 or
and the consumer. A highlight of organizations and is recognized by - ’ -22 C ’
DENVER, Co. American
Agri-Women Past Presidents
Ardath DeWall of Shannon, Illi
nois, and Trcnna Grabowski of
Benton, Illinois, announce plans
for the Fourth Annual Agricultural
Issues Symposium to be held on
June 4, from 9-noon at the Jeffer-
son Auditorium in Washington
D.C.
The topic will be international
trade in relation to American agri
culture. As the demand for U.S.
agricultural production expands
and as marketing takes on an
added global dimension, the
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