Food & Agricultural Policy Research Institute

For 46 years, Extension professionals have met to interact, share recent research, and strategically align programmatic efforts for the year ahead. The 2022 conference will be held on the campus of the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri August 14-16.

Schedule: A full schedule with speakers will be shared soon. However, the schedule will follow this general format.

Sunday, August 14^th
6:00                Casual dinner for those in town (Addison’s)

Monday, August 15^th
8:00-Noon      Farm Management Committee Meeting
Noon-12:30    Light lunch of sandwiches and chips (provided)
12:30              Welcome: Marshall Stewart, University of Missouri Extension
12:40-5:45      Outlook Presentations
                        US Climate and Weather
                        US Trade Policy
                        US Agricultural Policy
                        Farm and Ag Finance Outlook
                        Livestock Outlooks
Dinner on your own (but a group will be heading to Flat Branch Pub and Brewing)

Tuesday, August 16^th
7:45                State Marketing Specialist Committee Meeting
8:15                State Crop Status Discussion
9:00-12:15      Crop Outlooks
12:15               Lunch (provided)
1:00-3:30        Outlook Presentations
                        Macro-economic Outlook
                        Grain Transportation and Logistics

 

Registration Fee: $75
Register Here: https://cvent.me/58EVvg

Lodging: A block of rooms has been reserved at the Tiger Hotel (23 S. 8^th St., Columbia, MO 65201). Discounted room rates of $139/ night are available until July 22, 2022 at this link: NC Regional Outlook Conference.

For any questions, please contact the conference coordinator, Ben Brown (phone: 660-492-7574, email: bpbrown@missouri.edu).

_{The 2022 conference is sponsored by The Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute at the University of Missouri, University of Missouri Extension, and the North Central Extension Risk Management Education Center.}