The Omaha Ag Outlook Conference will be held
at the Embassy Suites Old Market
on December 6 and 7.
The program will begin with the noon meal on the 6th
and end with the noon meal on the 7th.
Omaha Ag Outlook brings together
Grain,
Livestock,
Agricultural Policy,
and Financial Policy Outlook.
Speakers include
Kate Brooks and Brad Lubben of the University of Nebraska Lincoln
Chad Hart,
Kelvin Leibold,
Melissa O’Rourke,
and Lee Schulz of Iowa State University
Michael Boehlje of Purdue
And Nathan Kaufmann of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
There is a registration fee of $150 per person
and registration is due by December 1.
To pre-registerfor the Omaha Ag Outlook Conference
call402 472 1772.
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The Omaha Ag Outlook Conference will be held
at the Embassy Suites Old Market
on December 6 and 7.
A special feature of this meeting is the evening policy discussion
with Brad Lubben of the University of Nebraska Lincoln
and Nathan Kaufmann of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
at the Anderson O’Brien Fine Art Gallery.
Lubben will help participants understand the implications of the interaction of crop insurance and the new farm program as it’s being deliberated in the conference committee.
Kaufmann will help participants understand the current state of the agricultural economy from the Federal Reserve Bank’s perspective and changes to watch for.
There is a registration fee of $150 per person
and registration is due by December 1.
To pre-register for the Omaha Ag Outlook Conference
call 402 472 1772.
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The Omaha Ag Outlook Conference will be held
at the Embassy Suites Old Market
on December 6 and 7.
A special feature of this meeting is livestock outlook
from both Nebraska and Iowa perspectives
with Kate Brooks of the University of Nebraska Lincoln
and Lee Schulz of Iowa State University.
After a joint presentation opening the conference, there will be separate breakout sessions for Iowa producers and Nebraska producers to visit with Brooks and Schulz about the market conditions in each of their states.
There is a registration fee of $150 per person
and registration is due by December 1.
To pre-register for the Omaha Ag Outlook Conference
call 402 472 1772.
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The Omaha Ag Outlook Conference will be held
at the Embassy Suites Old Market
on December 6 and 7.
A special feature of this meeting is breakout sessions held Friday afternoon.
For participants who are not interested in learning more about livestock outlook
Melissa O’Rourke will lead a discussion on the top ten estate planning mistakes and how to avoid them.
Kelvin Leibold will lead a discussion on international ag profitability with stories from the eight countries he’s worked in the last five years.
There is a registration fee of $150 per person
and registration is due by December 1.
To pre-register for the Omaha Ag Outlook Conference
call 402 472 1772.
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The Omaha Ag Outlook Conference will be held
at the Embassy Suites Old Market
on December 6 and 7.
A special feature of this meeting is breakout sessions by every primary presenter at the conference.
Those sessions encourage participants to engage in small group discussions with the presenters they found most interesting.
Time is built into the conference to encourage networking with fellow participants and presenters.
Presenters are staying on site
And they will be available for informal discussions
before and after the Friday evening policy discussion.
There is a registration fee of $150 per person
and registration is due by December 1.
To pre-register for the Omaha Ag Outlook Conference
call 402 472 1772.
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The Omaha Ag Outlook Conference will be held
at the Embassy Suites Old Market
on December 6 and 7.
A special feature of this meeting is Michael Boehlje as conference rapporteur.
In that role Boehlje will summarize the content of the conference
and provide a charge to participants.
The fundamental focus of Boehlje’s work has been to integrate concepts
of economics,
finance
and strategy to solve problems of farm
and agribusiness managers.
A major theme of Mike’s research,
writing
and lecturing for the past 10 years has been the importance of
strategic planning and thinking,
and positioning the firm for
longterm viability and success.
There is a registration fee of $150 per person
and registration is due by December 1.
To pre-register for the Omaha Ag Outlook Conference
call 402 472 1772.
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