Top Producer Seminar Hosts Record Crowd

Leading agribusiness meeting kicks off with 4th straight year of a record crowd.

With a record crowd, the 2011 Top Producer Seminar has officially kicked off in Chicago, Ill. More than 700 hundred of the country’s largest farmers are attending the event, which lasts from Jan. 26 to 28. This marks the 4th straight year for record attendance at the annual event.

See coverage from Tuesday’s Tomorrow’s Top Producer event here.

Some of the speakers for the event include:
Sterling Liddell, Rabo AgriFinance

Kip Tom, Tom Farms LLC

Allen Motew, QT Weather

Gregg Hunt, MF Global

Dave Kohl, Virginia Tech

Brett Oelke, University of Minnesota

Danny Klinefelter, Texas A&M University

Annette Duignan, JP Morgan

Darren Frye, Water Street Solutions

Diane E. Johnson, CMP

Paul G. Neiffer, CPA, Hansen NvO

Mark Gold, Top Third Marketing

Mike Steenhoek, Soy Transportation Board

Allen Lash, Agrisolutions, Inc.

Mark Mueller, Mueller Farms

Jamie Wasemiller, Silveus Insurance Group

Kevin Spafford, Legacy by Design

Roger Bernard, ProFarmer and Farm Journal Washington Editor

Jerry Gulke, The Gulke Group



The 2011 Top Producer of the Year banquet will take place on Thursday evening. Stay tuned towww.TopProducerSeminar.com for coverage of the event.

You can also follow Twitter for tweets from the event. The hash tag is #TPS11.

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