Still Jazzed! about the Agri-Marketing Conference last week? Don’t let the memories of the conference fade, check out the Conference Photo Gallery at http://www.nama.org/amc/photogallery/index.htm. Special thanks to Denny Eilers, Iowa Photo Farm, Inc., for the photo’s!

Need some Best of NAMA photo’s? The Best of NAMA Photo Gallery can be found at http://www.nama.org/amc/bon/photo-index.htm. Special thanks to Kelly White, Creative Touch Photo’s, for the Best of NAMA photography!

Still can’t get enough picture’s? Check out photo’s by Chuck Zimmerman, ZimmComm New Media, LLC, at http://www.flickr.com/photos/zimmcomm/sets/72057594113806082/.

Because you can’t have too many photos to look at.

How about another photo album?

This Flickr album has most of the pictures I took at the NAMA Conference this year: NAMA 2006 Conference Photo Album

There are 76 of them. Feel free to look and download if you’d like. If you need one at higher resolution just let me know.

Until next time . . .

Best of NAMA Winners were given the opportunity to have their pictures taken courtesy of photographer Kelly White (who happens to be Eldon’s daughter). A few proud winners took her up on the offer. Pictured here is Myrna Krueger with Colle+McVoy with all of the awards her agency received during the ceremony.

To view all of the pictures click here. If you’d like a hi-res jpg file (suitable for printing) contact Kelly at [email protected] (be sure to include the photo number).

The closing brunch here at the NAMA Conference features Dr. Barrie Richardson. He’s pictured here (right) with meal sponsor Monte Reese, Cattlemen’s Beef Board.

His presentation is on “The Plus 10% Principle – How to get extraordinary results from ordinary people.” I asked him if there are any ordinary people and how we can apply his ideas in our own lives.

Learn a little from Dr. Richardson here: Dr. Barrie Richardson Interview (5 min MP3)

NAMA’s Marketer of the Year is Tom Davis, Successful Farming.

Tom is a past president of NAMA. I finally caught up to him on closing morning and asked him about what his award means to him

You can hear what Tom has to say, including why he’s jazzed about NAMA here: Tom Davis Interview (2 min MP3)

I think everyone agrees that one of the biggest benefits to attending a NAMA event of any kind is the networking with peers.

As you wander around the convention hotel you’ll see impromptu and planned meetings taking place everywhere.

On the last morning of the NAMA Conference several breakout sessions were held like this one on Consumer Trends Affecting Agriculture.

All the sessions were well attended just prior to the last session of the day.