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Area Farmers, Ranchers Invited To Ag Seminar September 14 In Kiowa
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CopyMarketing crops and livestock can often be one of the most stressful things for any farmer or rancher. Having a plan is the first step to alleviate stress and often is the difference between profit and loss. The Barber County Extension Office, The First State Bank in Kiowa, and OK Coop
Grain Co. are partnering to give all area producers an opportunity to attend an Ag Marketing seminar on Tuesday, September 14th at the Kiowa Community Building.
Darrell Holaday, President of Advanced Market Concepts, will be the featured speaker. For those who have not had the opportunity to hear him,
Darrell is a very dynamic speaker that will focus on managing risk in your operation by understanding the forces that move agricultural markets and developing a plan of action through the use of various marketing strategies and tools. With his personal experience as both a producer and a marketing professional, Darrell provides a unique insight into the process that is both informative and entertaining.
The evening will begin with a 5:30 PM meal, which is being furnished by Williams Ag, and the presentation will begin at 6:00 PM. This opportunity is open to all area producers and is being offered at no cost by our local sponsors. For more information, please contact Tim
Marshall, Barber County Extension Office, at (620) 886-3971 or tmarshal@ksu.edu, or Tommy Hutson, First State Bank, at (620) 825- 4147 or t_hutson@fstbanc.com .
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