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Nation’s Sorghum Producers in Washington
Published Monday, February 08, 2010 at 04:56 AM
On the Hill, the group will meet with members of Congress and Senators as well as other legislative decision makers. The group of industry leaders will also attend Leadership Training. The leadership training will provide sessions on communication styles and media awareness. The group will also hear an update on ethanol policy and a briefing concerning the most recent developments in the sorghum industry.
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