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Applicants sought for 2017 young leader program

ASA DuPont Young Leader Program provides industry-leading training, and gives farmers from across the U.S. "real-world" experience and networking opportunities.

August 15, 2016

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The American Soybean Association (ASA), Nebraska Soybean Association (NSA) and DuPont are seeking applicants for the 2017 ASA DuPont Young Leader Program. For more than 30 years, the ASA DuPont Young Leader program has identified and developed grower leaders that truly shape the future of agriculture.

The program provides industry-leading training in an environment that fosters collaboration between farmers throughout the U.S. Participants not only gain real-world experience but build lifetime friendships.

The ASA DuPont Young Leader program is a challenging and educational two-part training program.

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Phase 1 of the training will be at DuPont Pioneer’s headquarters in Johnston, Iowa, Nov. 29 to Dec. 2. The program continues Feb. 28 to March 3 in San Antonio, with training held in conjunction with the 22nd Commodity Classic Convention and Trade Show.

The ASA DuPont Young Leader program offers the opportunity for participants to strengthen their

leadership skills, expand their agricultural knowledge and develop strong peer relationships with other soybean growers from across the country.

Applications are being accepted online through Sept. 19. One couple or individual will be selected to represent Nebraska in the program.

Apply online or contact the Nebraska Soybean Association at 402-441-3239 for more information.

Source: Nebraska Soybean Board

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