The first annual Professional Crop Producers’ Conference will be held on March 4-6 in State College, combining a number of annual meetings by several groups.

The Pennsylvania Corn Growers Association, the Pennsylvania Soybean Promotional Board, the Pennsylvania No-Till Alliance, and the Pennsylvania Forage and Grassland Council are supporting this joint conference.

This professional collaborative effort is designed to provide a unique one-stop educational experience. The program is packed with presentations on important topics like the latest in planting technology, unique forage, cover, and bio-energy crops for Pennsylvania, market dynamics, hybrid technology and engineered traits, and much, much more!

These diverse and informative concurrent sessions will cover topics that are of interest to each organization and to all members of your production team. Enjoy the opportunity to network with other producers and interact with exhibitors from both industry and government alike. Participate in sessions geared to provide practical, useable information that can be taken home and put to use.

But that’s not all! In addition to world renowned keynote speakers and breakout sessions, a variety of round table sessions will engage producers in discussion on important issues and provide an opportunity to share ideas and techniques with others. Need to earn credits? For interested attendees, Pesticide and Certified Crop Advisor Credits will be offered.

This is a must attend for all producers who want to learn new ways to help manage farm operations effectively. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to meet other producers and get important information on innovations that will help improve productivity and profitability!

This dynamic conference will be held at the Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel. A block of rooms has been reserved for conference attendees at a reduced rate of $89. Space at the conference hotel is limited, so make your reservations early by calling 800-233-7505 before February 2 and use code PRO0303.

For more information, visit the Professional Crop Producers’ Conference webpage or call 877-778-2937.

1/18/2008