Ag commodity marketing outlook seminar offered in Willmar

Grain market outlook. Cutting-edge corn and soybean production technology and practices.

Farm management solutions to enhance your profitability. These are just three areas farmers and

agribusiness people will hear when they attend a “Maximizing Profits” seminar on Wednesday, Dec.

12, in Willmar. This seminar is being brought to the area by United FCS, Farm Credit Leasing, Asgrow/

DEKALB, Ingersol Tillage, FMC and Brock Associates.

“This one-day seminar is designed specifically for grain and livestock producers and other

individuals involved in production agriculture who are hungry for information relevant to their

businesses,” states John Madsen with United FCS. “Packed in between the welcome and opening

economic outlook and Richard Brock’s two-hour grain outlook are additional highly informative

presentations by experts who care about a farmer’s healthy bottom line.

“When we had the opportunity to bring Richard Brock to the area, we jumped at the chance.

Richard Brock is president of Brock Associates, one of the country’s largest and most respected

agricultural market advisory companies. He is known for his down-to-earth, fact-based approach to

marketing and his upfront, concise marketing advice. Richard always delivers a riveting session—and

this seminar can give farmers firsthand insight into what Richard Brock and his team know about the

ag commodity markets and what their market intelligence is showing.”

The “Maximizing Profits” seminar in Willmar will open for registration at 7 a.m., start

promptly at 7:45 a.m. and conclude by 3:30 p.m. The seminar is open to all area farmers, lenders

and agribusiness people. Registration of $95/person includes all sessions, refreshments and lunch.

Individuals are encouraged to pre-register by calling Brock Associates at 1-800-558-3431.

To learn more about this one-day commodity marketing seminar or to obtain a brochure for

the event, call Brock Associates at 1-800-558-3431. You are also welcome to stop by your local United

FCS Office and pick up a brochure.

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