Dalton to Use Communication, Decision-Making Skills in Corn Board
Re-Election Efforts (6-30-03)
Editor's
Note: Over the next three weeks, we are featuring the profiles of
the growers seeking election to the National Corn Growers Association
(NCGA) Corn Board for the 2003-2004 term. Elections will be held at
the Corn Congress session in Washington, D.C., July 14-16. Today's
profile is of Cal Dalton, Corn Board member and a corn grower from
Pardeeville, Wis.
Cal Dalton |
Cal
Dalton has served in many leadership capacities and believes communication
skills and knowledge-based decision-making are his strongest attributes.
In his bid for re-election to the National Corn Growers Association
(NCGA) Corn Board, Dalton said he would like to help other corn growers
to develop economical, political and educational opportunities for
themselves and their farming operations.
Dalton's personal
expectations for a board member include being a leader and a person
with a vision for the future who will work diligently on current issues
while holding to the historical values of NCGA. He has said board
members should conduct themselves professionally and be able to communicate
the philosophy of the NCGA to fellow corn growers and to the public.
Dalton sees
the NCGA as a dynamic organization that has developed the synergy
of its leader/members into a premier farm organization. He said NCGA
has a strong political influence nationally and locally, representing
the interests of the nation's corn farmers.
To
read more about Cal Dalton, click here.