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Acres Conference & Trade Show / Organic Grower Summit

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I just returned from the Acres Conference and Trade Show in Louisville, Kentucky. I hadn’t been for a couple of years and I won’t make that mistake again as the information presented was new, interesting, refreshing, and practical. It’s was an excellent way to gain new insights to the direction of agriculture and re-charge my batteries for the new season.

I’m heading to Monterey, California early tomorrow morning for the Organic Grower Summit presented by CCOF and OPN. I look forward to listening to some excellent speakers and sharing relevant and insightful points of interest from both conferences over the coming weeks.

If you plan on attending, I’ll be at the Creative Ag booth promoting our calcium-based fish hydrolysate, Pacific Gro. Calcium is the trucker for all minerals to the plant. I will also be sharing my time with the Agro Research International booth, the manufacturer of cutting-edge organic products for crop protection including Thyme Guard – a fungicide, bactericide, virucide.

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