May 13, 2021 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Location: Virtual
VIRTUAL EVENT MAY 13, 10 AM CT In light of the continuing public health situation with COVID-19, the Corn Utilization and Technology Conference (CUTC) will be postponed until June 6-8, 2022. The good news is that you do not have to wait until next year to join us for a special virtual CUTC session on May 13, 2021, 10 a.m. CT, “Funding for Research, Development and Commercialization”. This will be a FREE event, featuring panelists that can speak to a wide range of funding opportunities and mechanisms. For more information and to register, click here.
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Leadership Academy is a two-session program that prepares state corn leaders to lead their respective state grower associations and check-off boards. The program will focus on various aspects of leadership training and key agricultural issues in a world with ever-changing consumer and environmental concerns. Growers will gain a keener insight into association management and how different leadership styles can come together in building an efficient organization. Media training and effective advocacy communications play a key role in this program as our grower leaders take a more active role as spokespersons for their state and national corn organizations. Hear what other corn growers have to say about NCGA Leadership Programs. Who should attend? States are encouraged to submit two individuals – their grower association vice-president/president and/or their checkoff chair/vice-chair, or other leaders at their discretion. Applicants should not have already participated in...
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Leadership Academy is a two-session program that prepares state corn leaders to lead their respective state grower associations and check-off boards. The program will focus on various aspects of leadership training and key agricultural issues in a world with ever-changing consumer and environmental concerns. Growers will gain a keener insight into association management and how different leadership styles can come together in building an efficient organization. Media training and effective advocacy communications play a key role in this program as our grower leaders take a more active role as spokespersons for their state and national corn organizations. Hear what other corn growers have to say about NCGA Leadership Programs. Who should attend? States are encouraged to submit two individuals – their grower association vice-president/president and/or their checkoff chair/vice-chair, or other leaders at their discretion. Applicants should not have already participated in...
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