Come
learn about the changing farm business from a panel of local experts at the Inland Northwest Ag Forum on Thursday,
October 12 at 7 p.m. at The Center at Colfax Library. This free event is open
to farmers, those in the farm industry and local residents who want to learn
more about our economy and way of life.
Topics
will center upon the rapidly changing business of farming with panelists
exploring the evolution and future of farm equipment, impacts and changes to
crop protection and fertilizer industries, grain storage, and product marketing
both domestically and worldwide. There will be time for questions and panelists
will remain afterward for further discussion.
Presenters
and panelists include Keith Becker and Jay Rubin from Pacific Northwest Farmers’
Cooperative; Dennis Solbrack of Pape’ Machinery; Fred Morscheck from the
McGregor Company and Randy Suess, former chair of the US Wheat Associates.
Besides
the forum, participants can browse the photo exhibit by Dennis Witmer titled The
Grain Elevators of Whitman County. Witmer
will be on hand to answer questions and images will be for sale during the
event with a portion of the proceeds benefiting The Center.
Testing an Allis-Chalmers combine on the Donald Ray Hall farm in 1961 |
For more information about The Inland Northwest Ag Forum, contact Kristie Kirkpatrick, Whitman County Library Director at 509-397-4366. The Center at Colfax Library is located at 102 S. Main, Colfax.
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