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February 1-2, 2018Kalahari Convention Center, Wisconsin Dells

EXPO & TASTE OF ELEGANCE2018

WELCOME

It is always an exciting and interesting time to be a corn or soybean grower or a pork producer. Corn•Soy Expo is a joint effort of the Wisconsin Corn Growers Association, Wisconsin Soybean Association, and Wisconsin Pork Association. Please enjoy your educational time at the sessions and meeting with the exhibitors in our trade show.

OUR SPONSORS

All of our Corn•Soy Expo sponsors play an integral role in our event. Their sponsorship helps with all the education sessions, general sessions, and breaks. We want to thank all of our sponsors for their contribution to our 2018 convention and trade show.

CONFERENCE SPONSORS

PLATINUM SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

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BRONZE SPONSORS

SUPPORTING SPONSORS

Ideas to Grow With®

The DeLong Co.,Inc.

EDUCATIONAL BREAKOUT DESCRIPTIONSPork Quality Assurance Plus Certification, UW-Extension Swine Team.PQA Plus is a comprehensive food safety and animal well-being program. Producers who need to certify or re-certify in the PQA Plus program can attend this training.Putting the Rhizosphere to Work for You. Learn about ways to harness the power of beneficial soil bacteria around plant roots to grow better, more sustainable crops.

Corn and Soybean Disease Management. UW-Extension Plant Pathology Specialist Damon Smith, Ph.D., highlights the top crop disease management issues and control options for the coming growing season.

Impacts of Tax Reform on Your Operations. A look at how recent tax reform has and will impact your operations and what you can do to proactively manage your tax exposure.

Manure & Nitrogen Management. Get the most bang for your buck from manure and nitrogen applications with tips from UW-Extension Nutrient Management specialist Carrie Laboski, Ph.D.

Watershed Roundtable. Join a discussion on how various producer-lead watershed projects are working proactively to manage crop land and protect local water quality, with moderator Amber Radatz, Co-Director, UW Discovery Farms, Jeff Endres, Yahara Pride and other project representatives.

Cooking with Pork. Learn about pork’s versatility in the kitchen with 2017 Taste of Elegance winner Chef Mitchel Weber.

Dicamba Certification Training. Vince Davis, Ph.D. provides certification training for Dicamba herbicide applications in Xtend® soybean systems.

Soil Health Partnership. Moderator Nick Goeser, Ph.D., NCGA joins Wisconsin farmers Casey Kelleher, Jim Zimmerman, Ken Rosenow and Zeb Zuehls to share lessons they’ve learned through their participation in this national soil health initiative.

Current Status of the US Pork Industry. Dr. Chris Hostetler of the National Pork Board will discuss whole-herd mortality rates and how the Pork Checkoff is helping producers. He will give an update on Pork Checkoff activities. Maria Zieba will provide an update on NAFTA and South Korean trade negotiations and provide a broader picture of the successes and challenges facing pork exports. Adam Hady and Lyssa Seefeldt with UW-Extension will give a snapshot of Wisconsin pork production trends.

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Dissecting Dicamba & Other Spray Issues. Meet the new UW-Extension Weed Specialist, Rodrigo Werle, Ph.D., as he explains rules and offers best management practices for applying dicamba and other weed control products in cropping systems.

Proactive Business, Succession & Tax Planning for Success. Understanding the basic business, succession & tax planning strategies to align & accomplish the goals you have set for your business.

“Food Evolution” Documentary. This pro-science documentary moderated by Neil deGrasse Tyson separates fear-based hype from science and presents a factual view of the controversy surrounding genetically modified food. Film runs 90-minutes & starts promptly.

Calcium Management for Wisconsin Soils. Covers the importance of balancing soil pH and presents Wisconsin field trial data on using gypsum and calcium sulfite.

Biodiesel: A Farmer Success Story. Biodiesel and what it means to soybean farmers in 2018.

Systems Approach to Tillage. Find out the latest in tillage practices with up to date information from our own UW-Madison Soil Science Department and also from the University of Minnesota. Updates on soil health, compaction and the economics of tillage.

Transport Quality Assurance: UW Extension Swine Team. TQA is a program that helps swine transporters, producers and handlers understand how to handle, move and transport pigs. Those hauling pigs can become certified in this session.

What’s going on in Washington, D.C.? With humor and candor, Ag economist and policy expert Barry Flinchbaugh, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus at Kansas State University, provides insight into U.S. farm & economic policy in a session you won’t want to miss.

Export Market Outlook Panel. Leaders of our major farm organizations discuss issues and opportunities for our major farm products abroad. This session includes Kim Atkins, U.S. Grains Council; Jim Sutter, U.S. Soybean Export Council, and Maria Zieba, National Pork Producers Council.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTSTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1

7:30 am REGISTRATION OPENS

8:00 Early Riser Session with James Schroeder Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association �Dynamic Hedging: A Balanced Approach to Managing

Uncertainty in Grain Marketing�*(1.0 CM)�-�Ballroom�Sponsored by Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales

8:30 Pork Quality Assurance Plus Certification, UW-Ext. Swine Team -�Mangrove9:00 General Session with Chip Flory � Pro Farmer Consultant (Professional Farmers of America) 2018: Rebalancing Supply and Demand - -Ballroom� Sponsored by The DeLong Company

State Issues Panel: Presidents of Soybean, Corn & Pork Assoc. Remarks: Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch -�Ballroom

10:00 TRADE SHOW OPENS (Note earlier opening time)

11:30 BUFFET LUNCH UNTIL 1:00 PM Sponsored by DuPont Pioneer

12:00 pm Annual Meetings Wisconsin Soybean Association & Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board -�Acacia Wisconsin Corn Growers Association & Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board -�Crown�Palm

12:30 Annual Meeting Wisconsin Pork Association -�Tamboti�&�Aloeswood

1:30-2:30 EDUCATIONAL BREAKOUT SESSIONS (Choose 1) 1. Putting the Rhizosphere to Work for You – Matt Ruark, Ph.D.,

UW-Madison, Eric Ott and Tim Thompson, Valent USA *(1.0 NM) -�Marula�&�Aralia� Sponsored by Valent USA

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1:30-2:30 2. Corn and Soybean Disease Management with Damon Smith, Ph.D., UW-Ext. Specialist, Plant Pathology *(1.0 PM) -�Guava�&�Tamarind

3. Impacts of Tax Reform on Your Operations with Patrick Sturz, CPA & Austin Burby, CPA -�Cypress Sponsored by CliftonLarsonAllen LLP 4. Manure & Nitrogen Management with

Carrie Laboski, Ph.D., UW-Ext., Nutrient Management *(1.0 NM) -�Portia�&�Wisteria

5. Watershed Roundtable with Jeff Endres, Yahara Pride Farms & Amber Radatz, Discovery Farms *(1.0 SW) -�Banyon

6. Cooking With Pork – Learn about pork’s versatility in the kitchen with 2017 Taste of Elegance winner Chef Mitchel Weber -�Mangrove

7. Dicamba Certification Training – with Vince Davis, Ph.D. *(1.0 PM) -�Ballroom�D,�E�Sponsored by BASF & DEKALB Asgrow

* CCA credit available for many sessions – credits listed next to session

2:30 TRADE SHOW & BREAK Sponsored by First Capitol Ag

3:00-4:00 EDUCATIONAL BREAKOUT SESSIONS (Choose 1) 1. Soil Health Partnership with Moderator: Nick Goeser, Ph.D,

NCGA & Farmers Casey Kelleher, Ken Rosenow, Jim Zimmerman, Zeb Zuehls *(1.0 SW) -�Banyon

2. Current Status of the US Pork Industry with Maria Zieba, Nat’l Pork Producers Council, Chris Hostetler, Nat’l Pork Board, Adam Hady, UW-Ext, and Lyssa Seefeldt, UW-Ext. -�Tamboti�&�Aloeswood 3. Dissecting Dicamba & Other Spray Issues with

Rodrigo Werle, Ph.D., UW-Ext. Weed Specialist *(1.0 PM) -�Marula�&�Aralia

4. Proactive Business, Succession & Tax Planning for Success with Patrick Sturz, CPA & Mark Juedes, CPA, CliftonLarsonAllen LLP -�Cypress Sponsored by CliftonLarsonAllen LLP

5. “Food Evolution” Documentary. Watch the film that is sparking a fact-based public dialogue around the use of GMOs in today’s food system -�Crown�Palm

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6. Calcium Management for Wisconsin Soils with Andrew Hoiberg, Ph.D., Calcium Products & Francisco Arriaga, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, UW-Madison Soil Science *(1.0 NM) -�Guava�&�Tamarind

7. Biodiesel: A Farmer Success Story - with Scott Fenwick and Kent Hartwig, National Biodiesel Board -�Portia�&�Wisteria Sponsored by National Biodiesel Board * CCA credit available for many sessions – credits listed next to session

4:00 TRADE SHOW & BREAK Sponsored by First Capitol Ag

4:30-5:30 EDUCATIONAL BREAKOUT SESSIONS (Choose 1) 1. Systems Approach to Tillage,

with Jodi DeJong-Hughes, University of Minnesota & Francisco Arriaga, Ph.D., UW-Madison Soil Science *(1.0 SW) ��-�Portia�&�Wisteria

2. “Food Evolution” Documentary – repeat of 3:00 session -�Crown�Palm

3. Dissecting Dicamba & Other Spray Issues – repeat of 3:00 session *(1.0 PM)-�Marula�&�Aralia

4. Corn and Soybean Disease Management – repeat of 1:30 session *(1.0 PM) -�Guava�&�Tamarind

5. Putting the Rhizosphere to Work for You – repeat of 1:30 session *(1.0 NM) -�CypressSponsored by Valent USA


5:30 TRADE SHOW RECEPTION Sponsored by DEKALB Asgrow & BASF

6:15 Taste of Elegance Sponsored by Wisconsin Pork Association, Johnsonville, Pork Checkoff 7:30 Wisconsin Pork Youth Pie & Live Auction Place your bid on a variety of items including sports memorabilia, home décor, and delicious pies baked by WPA members and Taste of Elegance chefs. Auction proceeds go towards Wisconsin Pork Association programs including scholarships and youth activities.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2

7:00 am REGISTRATION & TRADE SHOW OPENS

Continental Breakfast (Coffee, Juice, Rolls & Fruit) Sponsored by Town Bank & Wilbur-Ellis Edgerton

7:30 Corn PAC Breakfast Buffet (Walk-ins Welcome. Separate $40 fee applies) Remarks: Wisconsin DATCP Secretary Sheila Harsdorf -�Acacia

Breakfast & Discussions with the WI Pork Association Board (RSVP requested) -�Tamboti�&�Aloeswood

8:00 Early Riser Session with Paul Mitchell, Ph.D., UW-Ext. Farm Policy Update and The New Farm Bill *(1.0 CM) - Ballroom

9:00 Remarks: Wisconsin DATCP Secretary Sheila Harsdorf -�Ballroom� Sponsored by Busy B’s

General Session with Barry Flinchbaugh, Ph.D., Kansas State University What’s Going on in Washington D.C.? -�Ballroom� Sponsored by Landmark Services Cooperative

Export Market Outlook Panel with Jim Sutter, US Soybean Export Council, Maria Zieba, National Pork Producers Council and Kim Atkins US Grains Council -�Ballroom

9:00 Transport Quality Assurance, UW-Extension Swine Team -�Mahogany

12:30 pm TRADE SHOW CLOSES

12:30 Lunch with Special Guest Scott Hamilton Kennedy, Academy Award Nominated Filmmaker & Documentary Producer of “Food Evolution” -�Ballroom�Sponsored by Syngenta

2:00 Bonus Agronomic Session Agronomics of Corn & Soybeans with Shawn Conley, Ph.D., UW-Ext. Soybean Specialist & Jodi DeJong Hughes *(2.0 CM) -�Guava,�Tamarind�&�Portia�Sponsored by Croplan by Winfield


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th International (AGI) .......................223AG System

s, Inc. ..........................................131AgFocus ......................................................104Agnition .......................................................204Agri Gold ..............................................331-333Agri-King, Inc ...............................................711Agri-View

.....................................................229Agrium

.........................................................704Agro-Culture Liquid Fertilizer ...............429-431AgSource Laboratories .................................227AgXplore ......................................................712Allied Cooperative ........................................410AM

VAC Chemical Corp ............................... 324

Badger Pulling ...............................................12BASF Corporation ..................315-317-414-416Bayer CropScience ..............................212-214Beck’s .................................................403-405Bes Bean Co. ...............................................433BM

O Harris Bank .........................................709Busy B’s ..................................................... 109Calcium

Products .........................................421CapstanAG ...................................................108Channel Seed ......................................100-102Clear-View

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peer Financial ...............................420-422Contree Sprayer & Equipm

ent ......................311Country Today ...........................................TableCream

City Stateline Scale Company ...........423

Crop IMS LLC .......................................508-510

Crop Production Services .............................425Croplan by W

infield United ...........................126Culpitt Roofing Inc. ......................................613Dairyland Laboratories .................................107Dairyland Seed ............................................118DEKALB Asgrow

...................................320-322Didion Inc ....................................................210DigiFarm

VBN ..............................................120Digm

an Construction Co., LLC .....................228DuPont Pioneer ............................................615Eastern Iow

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eighing Service, Inc. .................................407Environm

ental Tillage Systems ............705-707

Equity Cooperative LivestockSales Association......................................... 805Farm

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ent, LLC. ............................305Fertilizer Dealer Supply ........................512-514First Capitol Ag ........................................... 807FM

C Corporation ..........................................105Focus On Energy ......................................... 815Golden Harvest Seed-Syngenta ............220-222Gypsoil Brand Gypsum

.................................708Harm

s Grain Equip Inc. ................................325Hefty Seed Com

pany-Princeton............714-716IDSO’s .............................................................8Inpak System

s, Inc. .....................................132Insight FS ....................................................116INTL FCStone .............................................. 809Investors Com

munity Bank ..........................110

J&D Construction, Inc. .....................................9Jay-M

ar, Inc. ...............................................702John Deere Financial ...................................710Jung Seed Genetics .....................................205Kelly Tillage System

s ...........................720-722

La Crosse Seed ............................................215Legacy Seeds, Inc. ..............................603-605LG Seeds .............................................504-506M

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ARQUIS ENERGY .......................................129M

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cFarlanes ..................................................127M

id-State Equipment ...................................221

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idwestern BioAg, Inc. ........................230-232

Monsanto BioAg ...........................................413

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co .....................................................124M

unson Hybrids, Inc.....................................813M

ycogen Seeds & Dow

AgriSciences ................................404-406M

yWay RTK .....................................................7

North Central Irrigation.................................308Oasis Irrigation ............................................713Oxbo International ....................................... 803Partners in Production - PIP Seeds ...............225Pipping Excavating, Inc ................................435Precision Planting ................................609-611Prem

ier Components ...................................415

Premier Insurance................................ 500-502

Rabo AgriFinance .........................................309Renk Seed Co. .............................................128Riesterer & Schnell, Inc. ...............................130Rob-See-Co .................................................706Roberts Irrigation Co., Inc. ...........................432Rural M

utual Insurance Company ................417

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ell Drilling...............................224-226SB&B Foods, Inc. .........................................323Schultz’s Inter-State Ag Inc. .........................111

Seedburo Equipment Com

pany ...................134Sloan Im

plement .........................................122

Stewart-Peterson .................................304-306

Steyer Seeds LLC ........................................313Stine Seed Com

pany ............................326-328Sw

iderski Equipment Inc. ............................321

Syngenta & NK Seeds ..........................121-123T H Agri-Chem

icals, Inc. ..............................114The Andersons, PureGrade...................206-208The DeLong Com

pany, Inc. ..................113-115The Insurance Center ....................................10The Scharine Group Inc. ......................329-428Tim

pte, Inc. .................................................408Union Bank & Trust Com

pany. .....................718USDA FSA ....................................................106USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service .........................................213Valent USA LLC ............................................601Vantage-North Central .................................310Vine Vest North, Inc. ....................................426W

addell & Reed .............................................11W

I Ag In The Classroom ...............................816

WI Certified Crop Adviser .............................207

WI Crop Im

provement Association ................327

WI Departm

ent of Transportation .................307W

ilbur-Ellis Company ..................................332

Wilbur-Ellis Edgerton ...................................330

Wilson Trailer Sales of W

isconsin .................424W

isconsin Bank & Trust ...............................125W

isconsin Farm Bureau ...............................419

Wisconsin Livestock

Identification Consortium .............................801

Wyffels Hybrids, Inc. ....................................412

Ziegler Ag Equipment ...........................312-314

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CropIMS 510StewPet StewPet NorthCentr Vantage-NC Ziegler Ziegler DekAsgrow DekAsgrow Amvac Stine Stine WilEllisEdg WilEllisCo 609 PrecPlant

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