Ralph Grossi, President, American Farmland Trust, was our luncheon speaker today. He gave us a great overview of Washington, DC policy including the farm bill situation.
To save me time summarizing his comments I’m going to just let you listen for yourself. Yes, the golden ZimmComm microphone was in action. I’ll try to get back here and post more about what he said later. It’s getting time for the opening of the InfoExpo and that’s where I need to be next.
Listen to Ralph Grossi’s remarks here: ams-07-grossi.mp3
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Getting back to the AMS Idol contest, here’s all the contestants.
This is why I like taking the pictures as opposed to being in them. Poking my head through an animal cutout would not be the way I want to be remembered but hey, I take the pics when they ask.
The winner of the first AMS Idol contest is Angie Greving,
If you didn’t make it to the AMS Idol competition then never fear. AgWired is here (or was there).
Our opening reception here at the AMS featured a unique competition called AMS Idol.
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The farm tour at the
We had multiple receptions yesterday starting with one to generate interest and support for the 2009 IFAJ Congress which will be held in conjunction with the Ag Media Summit.
Greg explained where things stand at this point in the planning process during a short interview I did with him afterward.