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USB FARMER-LEADERS AVAILABLE AT FARM PROGRESS SHOW TO STRESS IMPORTANCE OF ANIMAL AGRICULTURE Several United Soybean Board (USB) farmer-leaders will attend the Farm Progress show next week to stress with their fellow U.S. soybean farmers the importance of supporting their No. 1 customer: the animal agriculture industry. Visit the USB and Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) tent for the opportunity to discuss that and other issues facing the soybean industry with Marc Curtis, USB chairman and soybean farmer from Leland, Miss.; Phil Bradshaw, past USB chairman and soybean farmer from Griggsville, Ill.; David Hartke, USB farmer-director and soybean farmer from Teutopolis, Ill.; and Nancy Kavazanjian, USB farmer-director and soybean farmer from Beaver Dam, Wis. |
DATES | Tues., August 30, Wed., August 31, and Thurs., Sept. 1, 2011 |
LOCATION | Lots 349 and 351 Third Progress Street, east of West Progress Avenue Decatur, Ill. |
If you would like to schedule an interview on-site or in advance, please call Erin Hamm at (314) 746-1962 or email hamme@osborn-barr.com. |
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INTERVIEW OPPORTUNITIES |
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ON-SITE CONTACT | Erin Hamm with USB Communications, cell (314) 412-6982 |
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