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Ag News
Ag Bankers Meeting Set
Published Thursday, August 21, 2008 at 04:50 AM
One speaker is Dr. Lowell Catlett, one of the few futurists in the world who specializes in agriculture. Catlett predicts the industry will change more in the next decade than in the last century.
The conference will include discussions about trends in the marketplace, business ethics and how to preserve them, predictions about the industry in 2025, and the national economic picture.
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