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By now you should have received your brochure for the 2006 Agribusiness Forum, November 14-15 in Kansas City. Join us as we hear from noted economists, innovative producers, consumer food marketers, commodity leaders as well as bio-fuels experts, as they set the stage for how your business will add value to this evolving system now and in the future.<\/p>\n
Special Note: The closing session of the NAMA Agribusiness Forum has been programmed in partnership with the National Association of Farm Broadcasting (NAFB). This session also serves as the business program of the NAFB Convention for their broadcast, management and allied industry councils. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re pleased to join the NAFB members in this combined session.<\/p>\n
We’d like to take a moment to thank the following sponsors of the Agribusiness Forum:<\/p>\n
AgriMarketing<\/em> Magazine
\nAssociations, Inc.
\nBeck Ag Com, Inc.
\nCargill
\nCattlemen’s Beef Board
\nCHS, Inc.
\nColle+McVoy
\nDATACORE Marketing, Inc.
\nDiamond V
\nDTN
\nFarm Industry News – The Corn & Soybean Digest
\n<\/em>Fastline Publications
\nHigh Plains Journal
\nHoard’s Dairyman<\/em>
\nJohn Deere
\nKFRM Radio – The Voice of the Plains
\nMcCormick Company
\nNational Cotton Council
\nOsborn & Barr Communications
\nPadilla Speer Beardsley
\nPioneer Hi-Bred Intl., Inc.
\nPrism Business Media
\nRhea & Kaiser Marketing Communications
\nSuccessful Farming<\/em><\/p>\n