Since Farm Futures is going to do this Management Summit again next year you should really consider getting involved. I am not only impressed with the quality of the speakers all gathered here but also the farmers in attendance. I’ve spoken with quite a few of them and these guys and gals are sharp. They want to figure out how to best manage their farm operation and are willing to spend the time it takes to attend conferences like this.
Steve Rhea Immersed in China
Steve Rhea, Rhea & Kaiser Marketing Communications, is seated on the right here at the China Marketing Summit. I’m going to interview him about this trip for next week’s ZimmCast. I hope that he remembers how to speak English or I’m going to have to brush up on my Chinese.
Farm Futures Editor In Charge
The executive editor of Farm Futures magazine is Mike Wilson. He’s also the emcee for the Farm Futures Management Summit.
A Full House At Farm Futures Management Summit
As I said in a previous post, this is a full conference. The first ever Farm Futures Management Summit has brought in a great crowd.
Willie Vogt Explains The Summit
Many of you probably know Willie Vogt, Farm Progress Companies. He’s helping out here at the Farm Futures Management Summit registration desk (right). Willie is keeping an eye on all the activity and as he describes it, the roller coaster is over the top of the hill and on the down slope.
Farm Futures Management Summit Underway
Hello from the first ever Farm Futures Management Summit in St. Louis, MO. Boy do we have a crowd here. Over 170 farmers are attending this conference.
Free Range Rabbits?
I have not read the book, just the release. But because the author is from Ocala, FL I thought I’d post this. We moved to Missouri from Ocala back in late 1991.
Excel-ent Website
MarCom Awards For Osborn & Barr
Osborn & Barr did pretty good at this year’s MarCom Creative Awards.
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