Farm Journal Calendar of Winter Trainings

Winter is the perfect time to brush up on your skills and get ready for the next crop year with one or more of these trainings offered by the Farm Journal family.

Winter is the perfect time to brush up on your skills and get ready for the next crop year with one or more of these trainings offered by the Farm Journal family. To learn more and to register, visit www.Farm Journal.com/trainings or call (877) 482-7203. If you have suggestions for future trainings, send an e-mail to khumphreys@farmjournal.com.


January 2014

Corn College South

  • Jan. 7, Nashville, Tenn.
  • Jan. 13, Lubbock, Texas
    Corn College Planter Clinic
  • Jan. 8, Nashville, Tenn.
    Pro Farmer Profit Briefings
  • Jan. 14-15, Lincoln, Neb.
    Tomorrow’s Top Producer Seminar
  • Jan. 28, Chicago, Ill.
    Top Producer Seminar
  • Jan. 29-31, Chicago, Ill.
    Ag Executive Forum
  • Jan. 28-29, Chicago, Ill.

February 2014

Corn College Planter Clinic

  • Feb. 3, Rochester, Minn.
  • Feb. 4, Madison, Wis.
  • Feb. 20, Perrysburg, Ohio

Farm Journal Profit College

  • Feb. 5, Madison, Wis.

National Farm Machinery Show Clinics, Louisville, Ky.

  • Feb. 12: Trends in Used Equipment Values: Machinery Pete
  • Feb. 13: Marketing Outlook: Bob Utterback
  • Feb. 13: “U.S. Farm Report” Market Roundtable

Pro Farmer Profit Briefings

  • Feb. 17-18, Peoria, Ill.

Wheat College

  • Feb. 25, Dodge City, Kan.

To Learn More and Register: www.FarmJournal.com/trainings or (877) 482-7203

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