Folks –
Our Thursday event is going to be more timely than we could have ever imagined. We are making it fit the circumstances – it will no longer be a luncheon event, it will be a webinar.
The topic and the presenter, though, will be something you won’t want to miss.
If you don’t know Dr. Seth Meyer, you should. He just recently left USDA where he was the Chair of the World Agricultural Outlook Board and now he is at the University of Missouri as co-director of their highly-regarded FAPRI.
His message really will be about dealing with the current uncertainties...
Coronavirus
Phase I and China
Planting intentions/outlook for the major crops
Implications for the livestock sector
You can expect a very lively, pertinent, and timely presentation from Dr. Seth Meyer. So, sign up today for our Thursday webinar!!
Best regards.
Bob Petersen, Executive Director
Agricultural Business Council of Kansas City
The Agricultural Business Council of Kansas City looks forward to welcoming Seth Meyer, Co-Director, Food & Agricultural Policy Research Institute at the University of Missouri with an ag outlook for 2020 to the Council’s March webinar.
Dr. Meyer is a research professor at the University of Missouri and Associate Director for the Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI), one of the country’s leading agricultural policy research units. Seth was most recently the chairman of the World Agricultural Outlook board (WAOB) at USDA. The WAOB’s primary responsibility is to publish he monthly World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE), which are closely watched by agricultural markets around the world.
Before joining USDA, Mr. Meyer was a part of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations (UN) in the Global Perspectives Studies Unit and a researcher and previously a faculty member with the University of Missouri’s Food and Agriculture Policy Research Institute (FAPRI).
Cancellations must be received by March 15 for refund.
No refunds will be provided after March 15. Registrations are transferable.