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Illinois wheat forum is Aug. 25 in Highland

The meeting will feature seminars on marketing, 2015 wheat variety trials and nitrogen management.

July 16, 2015

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Illinois wheat producers and processors are invited to attend the Illinois Wheat Association's annual Illinois Wheat Forum, which will be held Tuesday, Aug. 25, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Highland, Ill.

Attendees of the Illinois Wheat Forum will have the opportunity to learn more about new crop insurance features, nitrogen management, importance of marketing, 15-inch row wheat, and 2015 wheat variety trials.

Participants also will have the chance to tour a number of exhibits featuring seed companies, millers, elevators, crop protection services and other service industries.

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"The Illinois Wheat Forum offers producers a chance to learn more about nearly every facet of production," says Diane Handley, executive director, Illinois Wheat Association. "From crop insurance to a 2016 growing season outlook, producers will take home a wealth of information that will help them increase the productivity and profitability of their operations."

Registration is on site and begins at 8:00 a.m., with sessions beginning at 9:00 a.m. The forum will conclude at 2:40 p.m. and includes lunch.

For more information, please visit the Illinois Wheat Association website at www.illinoiswheat.org, or call Illinois Wheat Association Executive Director Diane Handley at 309-557-3662. The Illinois Wheat Forum is made possible through the support of the Illinois Farm Bureau.

The Illinois Wheat Association is a member organization serving all aspects of the Illinois wheat industry, from producer to processor. Illinois Wheat Association provides educational opportunities, encourages research relating to wheat and wheat products, promotes marketing alternatives and represents its members in state and federal legislative activities relating to the needs of the Illinois wheat industry.

Source: Illinois Wheat Association

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