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Agriculture Trade Shows

AGRI-Trade 2008
TAKES PLACE: Nov. 5-8
Western Park
Red Deer, Alberta, Canada

Expo featuring indoor and outdoor exhibits for all aspects of the agricultural industry. Visited by more than 80,000 patrons annually. Includes more than 350 exhibitors. Activities will include: an exhibitor reception, collector toy show, and farm and student awards.

Registration Information:

Registration is not required but advance tickets may be purchased online.

Admission - $10 (includes parking); children under 12 admitted free.

Hours - 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily.

Information on accommodations available online.

Event contact - pkennedy@reddeerchamber.com

www.agri-trade.com

8th Annual Innovations In Agriculture Conference


TAKES PLACE: March 4
Holiday Inn Syracuse/Liverpool
Syracuse, New York

One-day conference sponsored by New York State Energy Research and Development Authority. Topics should include biofuels, economic possibilities of anaerobic digesters, combined energy systems and renewable energy plans.

Registration Information:

To be announced online

Event contact - twf@nyserda.org

www.nyserda.org

20TH ANNUAL WORLD PORK EXPO
TAKES PLACE: June 5-7
Iowa State Fairgrounds
Des Moines, Iowa

Event sponsored by the National Pork Producers Council. The world's largest trade show for the pork industry. Activities will include displays from 500-plus exhibitors and many networking opportunities. An updated list of 2008 activities will be available online.

Registration Information:

Details and pre-registration forms will be posted online (qualified applicants may receive free admission).

Event contact - wrigleyj@nppc.org

www.worldpork.org

Growing The Margins: Energy Conservation and Generation For Farms and Food Processors Conference and Exhibition
TAKES PLACE: April 1-5
London Convention Centre
London, Ontario

Second-annual event covering the multitude of challenges, opportunities and advancements in the farming, food processing and other rural industries. Focuses on improved energy efficiency and better use of farm byproducts as a means to lowering costs and increasing profits. Activities will include: guided tours, educational seminars, poster presentations and exhibits, guest speakers and a post-conference workshop.

Registration Information:

Two-day conference tickets (excludes banquet and tours):

Early bird (before February 29) - $400, conference delegates; $300, farmers and food processors; $150, full-time students.

After February 29 - $550, conference delegates; $400, farmers and food processors; $200, full-time students.

Additional information on tickets and accommodations available online.

Event contact - coordinator@gtmconf.ca

www.gtmconf.ca

MAFO National Farmworkers Conference
TAKES PLACE: April 6-9
Sacramento, California

Annual conference focusing this year on Hispanic issues related to the farming industry, as well as the future of farming services and supplies. Sponsored by MAFO, a national partnership of farm-worker organizations. Activities will include: roundtable discussions, educational seminars, a gala and awards presentations.

Registration Information:

Registration and accommodations information available online.

Event contact - lalo.zavala@umos.org

www.mafofarmworker.com

National Farm Machinery Show
TAKES PLACE: Feb. 13-16
Kentucky Exposition Center
Louisville, Kentucky

Annual event showcasing 21st-century agribusiness tools and solutions. Exhibits include machinery, hand tools, and computer products and accessories. Activities will include breeder services, free marketing and economic seminars, and a championship tractor pull

Registration Information:

Registration is not required.

Admission - Free (parking $5).

Hours - 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

RV parking - $45 per night. Reservations may be made by sending a $45 deposit to:

Admission Control office
Kentucky Exposition Center
P.O. Box 37130
Louisville, KY, 40233
Event contact - (502) 367-5004

www.farmmachineryshow.org

New American Farm Conference
TAKES PLACE: March 25-27
Westin Crown Center
Kansas City, Missouri

20th anniversary conference sponsored by Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE). Open to farmers, ranchers, researchers, students and interested consumers, the conference provides information on marketing and production and SARE grant opportunities. Activities will include: local farm tours, networking opportunities, educational seminars, poster displays, contests and scholarship awards

Registration Information:

Registration - $250 (includes on-site meals and sessions); exhibitors, $500 (includes one registration and a draped exhibit table); farm tours, $50 (includes lunch).

Late fee - $50 (applies to all registrations made between March 2 and March 19).

Hotel information available online

Event contact: muconf3@missouri.edu

www.sare.org

North American Farm and Power Show
March 13-15
Four Seasons Complex
Owatonna, Minnesota

Annual supply show featuring farming products and supplies on display and available for purchase. Includes outdoor space for exhibiting large equipment. Activities will include daily seminars and prizes.

Registration Information:

To be announced online

Event contact - tradexpo@tradexpo.com

www.tradexpos.com

World AG Expo
Feb. 12-14
Heritage Complex
Tulare, California

Volunteer-led annual convention that strives to exhibit the biggest and most up-to-date selection of agricultural products and services. Activities will include: educational seminars, farm tours, women's programs and VIP events.

Registration Information:

Registration is not required but pre-registration is available online.

Admission - General: $10; three-day pass: $27; children under 6: free.

Hours - 8 a.m.-5 p.m., February 12 and 13; 8 a.m.-4 p.m. February 14.

Parking - Free parking is available at the show site (attendees are encouraged to use the "park and ride" shuttle service).

RV parking - $10 per night. Spaces available on first-come, first served basis.

Event contact - Worldag08@compusystems.com

www.worldagexpo.com

2008 World Dairy Expo
Sept. 30-Oct. 4
Alliant Energy Center of Dane County
Madison, Wisconsin

A five-day annual event featuring the latest in dairy genetics and the newest technologies for the dairy industry. Activities will include: displays, cattle competitions and auctions, networking opportunities, education seminars and farm tours.

Registration Information:

Pre-registration is not required.

Admission - General: $7 (includes parking); season passes: $21; children under 12: free.

Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Accommodations - Area hotel information available online.

Event contact - wde@wdexpo.com

www.world-dairy-expo.com

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