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Cattlemen in St. Louis Vicinity—Speak Out!How to Effectively Implement Farm Bill Conservation Programs11/11/2002
Washington, D.C. (November 11, 2002) – The
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association is a participating sponsor at the
upcoming “National Conference on Farm Bill Conservation Opportunities,”
which will take place in St. Louis from November 13 – 14,
2002. “Have you had problems in the past with
conservation programs? Are there challenges you would like to address?
This is a great opportunity for producers to get together, give feedback,
and speak out about the challenges of effectively implementing
conservation programs,” says The 2002 Farm Bill makes an unprecedented
amount of funding available for conservation programs to assist livestock
producers. Representatives from various producer organizations will attend
the conference and share their perspectives on the challenges and
opportunities presented by these programs. Jay Truitt, NCBA executive director
of Legislative Affairs, will speak Wednesday morning, November 13, to the
group of conference attendees on behalf of cattlemen across the
country. “We want to avoid implementation challenges and
learn from past experience. In addition, cattle producers need to be
informed of the new opportunities available through the 2002 Farm Bill.
Some of the details can be confusing, and this platform will allow for a
valuable discussion on specific aspects of the programs,” says
Truitt. The conference is hosted by the National
Association of Conservation Districts and the
“If you are in the vicinity, we suggest you
stop by this Wednesday or Thursday morning at the
For more information on the conference,
including registration information, go to the web site of the National
Association of Conservation Districts at http://www.nacdnet.org/. ### Producer-directed and consumer-focused, the National Cattlemen's Beef Association is the trade association of America’s cattle farmers and ranchers, and the marketing organization for the largest segment of the nation’s food and fiber industry. | |||||||||||||||
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