Mark Your Calendars
Mark your calendars for the NAMA Boot Camp, August 19-21 in Kansas City. In addition, join us for the NAMA Fall Conference, Growing to Greater Heights, September 16-17 in Chicago, IL.
Mark your calendars for the NAMA Boot Camp, August 19-21 in Kansas City. In addition, join us for the NAMA Fall Conference, Growing to Greater Heights, September 16-17 in Chicago, IL.
The Agri-Business Educational Foundation is continuing the sale of select packages. For convenience, the auction is available on-line.
The Media auction is available through the NAMA Web Site. To view media packages and bid on-line, visit http://www.nama.org/abef/silentauction/bidco.htm.
If you have any questions call the NAMA Office at 913-491-6500 or email [email protected].
ST. LOUIS (April 30, 2014) – In 2013, Deltapine wanted to celebrate the dedication and hard work of the American cotton farmer in a big way. As a result, the song “Where Heroes Are Made” was written and produced as a special tribute to America’s cotton producers and Deltapine New Product Evaluators, a large group of growers who evaluate the performance potential and geographic fit of precommercial Deltapine cotton seed. The song was made available for purchase on iTunes last summer, and to further applaud cotton farmers for their hard work, Deltapine decided to contribute the funds raised by sales of the song to the future generation of agriculture.
All proceeds from the sales of “Where Heroes Are Made” were recently donated in the form of a $2,500 scholarship to the Agri-Business Educational Foundation (ABEF). The backbone of Student NAMA, ABEF serves to ensure a strong future for the agri-marketing industry by providing students with the tools, education, and experiences they need to succeed.
“On behalf of ABEF, I am extremely grateful for the contribution from Deltapine cotton to our student scholarship program,” said Russ Parker, ABEF volunteer chair. “ABEF relies on the generosity of ag leaders to invest in the future of agri-marketing, and this gift enables us to continue helping students build leadership skills and networks that will help them advance their careers in agrimarketing.”
The $2,500 scholarship from Deltapine cotton was awarded to Sarah McKay, a junior at Virginia Tech, on April 9, 2014 at a luncheon hosted for student NAMA members at the 2014 Agri-Marketing Conference in Jacksonville, FL. Sarah is majoring in Agricultural and Applied Economics, International Trade and Development Option and Animal Science, and Livestock Management Option. She is minoring in Civic Agriculture and Marketing.
For more information about Deltapine cotton or to view the “Where Heroes Are Made” music video, please visit www.Deltapine.com/Heroes.
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