Page 2—Corn Talk, Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 29, 2000
sentations: one on “Ag Per
spectives For 2000" and
another on “New Uses Deve
lopment and the Soybean
Board."
Conference Feb. 8
(Continued from Page 1)
Lewis from the United Soybean
and plan to attend Board. Lewis is a Hardinsburg,
Another featured speaker on Ind soybean and com farmer
the program this year is Gene who will be making two pre-
PENNSYLVANIA CORN AND SOYBEAN
CONFERENCE
Please return tlus registration form by February 1,2000, to:
Com and Soybean Conference
Department of Agronomy
The Pennsylvania State University
116 ASI Bldg
University Park, PA 16802
Questions? Call (814) 865-2543
Preregistration (lunch included)
Membership
Pennsylvania Master Com Growers
Mid-Atlantic Soybean Association
Total enclosed
Make check payable to Penn Stale
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The conference will also fea
ture Gene Gantz, a crop insur
ance consultant, with a session
on the upcoming significant
changes in crop insurance and
how they will affect Pennsylva
nia grain farmers. Gene has
considerable experience work
ing with midwest producers
using crop insurance as part of
financing and grain marketing
programs.
The conference will also
review the potential of lightbars
for sprayer guidance. This is a
precision ag application that
some com producers think has
a real fit in Pennsylvania. The
PROGRAM
Registration/Coffee/Visit Exhibits
9:00 a.m
Crop Insurance Reforms: How They Can Make
a Difference
Gene Gantz, Ag Risk Strategies, Inc.
9:30 a.m
Ag Perspectives for 2000
Gene Lewis, soybean grower and director,
United Soybean Board
10:10 a.m.
Is There a Lightßar in Your Future?
TonyMinnich, Ag Ghent
10:45 a.m.
Potential of GMO Crops in Pennsylvania in
2000; What’s the Grain Trade Saying?
Panel Discussion
Discussion
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The conference will also fea
ture numerous industry exhi
bits, Five-Acre Com Club
awards, and the Pennsylvania
Soybean Contest results. The
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Lunch
Pennsylvania Master Com Growers
Association update
5-Acre Com Club Awards
Pennsylvania Soybean Board update
Soybean Yield Contest Awards
Visit exhibits/si
The United Soybean Board and New Uses and
Development
Gene Lewis, soybean grower and director
United Soybean Board
1:45 p.m
The Crucial Moment for American Agriculture
Dennis Avery, director
Center for Global Food Issues
Hudson Institute
2:15 p.m.
Adjourn
3:15
i.m.
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down to earth
seed company
event is sponsored by the Pen
nsylvania Soybean Promotion
Board, the Pennsylvania Mas
ter Com Growers Association,
and Penn State.
Registration is $2O, which
includes lunch. For more infor
mation on attending or exhibit
ing at the conference, contact
the Penn State Agronomy
Department at (814) 86S-2543.
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