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Lobbying NAMA Style

Chuck Zimmerman

One of the greatest benefits to attending a NAMA convention is networking with your peers. In between meetings, the trade show, meals or just about anytime, you’ll see agrimarketing professionals talking. This benefit alone makes attending the convention a must for anyone who’s serious about their profession.

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Here you can see Katana Ewbank, AdFarm, chatting with Al Pell, Farm Journal Media. This is where the real work gets done!

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Southwest Water Issues Discussed At ARC Spring Fling

Chuck Zimmerman

Another ARC Spring Fling note from Carroll Merry.

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Herb Guenther, Director of the Arizona Department of Water Resources, speaks with members of the Ag Relations Council at the organization’s Spring Fling meeting held April 19 at the Phoenix Hyatt Regency Civic Plaza. Guenther told the group about the challenges of balancing the water needs for consumer and industrial use with those of Arizona’s agricultural producers. He noted that through cooperation between state and local governments and farm water districts, accomodations are being made such that the needs of all are being met.

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Ag Relations Council Spring Fling

Chuck Zimmerman

Prior to the start of the NAMA Convention, the Agricultural Relations Council held a day long meeting here at the Hyatt.

Carroll Merry, Countryside Marketing, sent me a couple of pictures to share with you.

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Jeri Omernik, president, Rocky Mountain Communications and president of the Agricultural Relations Council, welcomes members to the organization’s Spring Fling meeting which was held April 19 at Phoenix’ Hyatt Regency City Center. The focus of the meeting was on issues facing agriculture in the arid Southwest.

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