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The South Dakota Corn Growers Association (SDCGA), in partnership with Farm Credit Services of America (FCSA) and the USDA Risk Management Association (RMA), will present “Growing Forward 2008,” a two-step risk management series designed to help producers gain valuable insights and opportunities for growing their operations in 2008.
The seminars will be repeated five times during the week of Nov. 26-29 in separate cities to offer producers the opportunity to attend a program in their area. The schedule is the following:
“All of the information provided through our education seminars will enable producers to be proactive instead of reactive, allowing them to avoid or mitigate many of the risks associated with agricultural production,” said Reid Jensen, president of the SDCGA.
Featured speaker Steven Johnson, farm and ag business management field specialist, Iowa State University, will share solutions for growing forward. Johnson is a highly-valued speaker for his insight related to grain marketing, government farm programs, crop insurance and other risk management strategies. His presentation will address increasing corn acres, maximizing grain storage, managing higher costs and improving crop marketing strategies, specifically:
Also during the programs, a Farm Credit Services of America crop insurance specialist will discuss affordable ways to manage risk, tailored coverage to assist cash flow and ensuring maximum protection not maximum cost.
The programs are offered at no cost but pre-registration is required. To register go to www.growingforward2008.com. For more information contact the SDCGA office at 605-334-0100.
Coming in February, a second set of “Growing Forward in 2008” will bring Johnson to present new pieces of insight. Joining him in February will be Elwyn Taylor, Extension climatologist with Iowa State University, who is well know for his analysis of weather influe Watch for more information for the February seminars which will be held at the following dates and locations:
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