TEXAS San Antonio

115th Annual IAOM Conference and Expo

Hyatt Regency Hotel and Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center San Antonio, Texas USA

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Welcome to the 115th annual conference and expo of the International Association of Opera- tive Millers, and to beautiful downtown San Antonio. For those of you new to Texas, welcome to the great Lone Star State!

The 2011 conference offers IAOM’s traditional general sessions, product showcase, and technical presentations on facilities and employee man- agement, product protection and technical operations. The Program Com- mittee has done a tremendous job this year putting together the lineup of speakers. Even though the presentations are conducted simultaneously, you’ll be able to access the presentations online following the conference. Details about how to access the information will be sent by email to all IAOM members. While in San Antonio, we offer you the opportunity to network through shared meals, educational expeditions, informal meet- ings, receptions, and Expo.

Conference highlights include: • Keynote Address on the Future of Flour Milling by ConAgra Mills’ Bill Stoufer • Speaker’s Corner presentation on Generation to Generation: Creating Connections for a Productive Workplace • Industry innovations in the Product Showcase session • IMEF Silent and Live Auctions - Not only will you have the opportunity to purchase great items, you will also be contributing to future generations of milling professionals by bidding in the auctions • Expo hall full of the industry’s leading services and equipment suppliers

As you take part in the conference, you will see many people with leader- ship positions indicated on the ribbons affixed to their name tags. These are IAOM members with various responsibilities who can provide informa- tion about IAOM and their roles, answer your questions and direct you to other resources. IAOM has a tradition of collegiality and inclusivity and we want you to feel that you are part of the association. We’re glad you’re here and we’re ready to help. The conference was developed and is sustained through the work of hundreds of volunteers from the IAOM membership. Thank you so much for all that you do!

Enjoy the Conference and Expo, and your time here on the Riverwalk!

Bart Hahlweg 2010-2011 IAOM President

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Tuesday, May 3, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Conference Registration Open Los Rios Foyer, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency All Registration

Wenesday, May 4, 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. Conference Registration Open Los Rios Foyer, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency All Registration

Wenesday, May 4, 8:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Conference Registration Open Hall A Prefunction Area, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center All Registration

Thursday, May 5, 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Conference Registration Open Hall A Prefunction Area, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Single Day Pass Only

On-site Registration Fees All prices are given in US dollars. All payments must be made in US funds, drawn on a US bank.

Member Registration $375 Non-Member Registration $450

Optional Event Fees Spouse/Guest Program Registration: $200 Golf Tournament $100 Banquet Tickets $85 Single-day Registration (limit 1) $150 (member) $200 (non-member) Banquet Tickets The deadline for registered attendees to purchase banquet tickets is1:00 p.m., Wednesday, May, 4. No banquet tickets will be sold after 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday.

Special Meal Requests Registrants who require special meals must notify Marianne Mantel, IAOM administrative assistant, at the conference registration desk in advance. Special meals are available if the request is made at least 48 hours in advance of the catered function.

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IAOM Expo Exhibit Hall A Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

Expo Hours Wednesday, May 4 Unopposed Expo from 9:15 a.m. (Grand Opening) to 12 noon Expo closes at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 5 Unopposed Expo from 9:40 a.m. to 12 noon (attendees will be on the show floor beginning at 7:00 a.m. for the Breakfast sponsored by Kice) Expo closes at 2:30 p.m. (after Grand Prize Raffle)

Only full conference registrants or visitors with single-day registrations may attend the IAOM Expo. Everyone on the Expo floor must have a conference name badge. The single- day registration fee is $150 ($200 for non-IAOM member) at the on-site registration desk outside Hall A.

2011 Prize Drawings 1st Drawing – 5:15 p.m., Wednesday, May 4 2nd Drawing – 2:00 p.m., Thursday, May 5 Exhibitor Raffles – 2:00 p.m., Thursday, May 5 (see page 9 for details) Grand Prize Raffle Drawing – 2:00 p.m.Thursday, May 5 sponsored by

Only active members who are registered for the 115th Annual Conference & Expo are eligible to participate in the drawings. Entry tickets for the Expo drawings will be included in the pre-registration packets or will be distributed to registrants at the on-site registration desk. Individual exhibitors will have their own collection bins at their booths for the exhibitor raffle. The ticket de- posit box for the Wednesday and Thursday sponsored drawings will be located on the Expo floor. The active member registrant whose name is drawn must be present to win!

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HYATT REGENCY SAN ANTONIO

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Henry B. Gonzalez CONVENTION CENTER

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IMEF Breakfast 7:30 a.m. | Wednesday, May 4 Regency Ballroom West, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency

“The Future of Flour Milling?” Bill Stoufer, ConAgra Mills

Mr. Bill Stoufer has been the President of ConAgra Mills of ConAgra Foods, Inc. since October 2010. Mr. Stoufer serves as Vice President of Supply Chain for ConAgra Mills at ConAgra Foods. He has been with ConAgra Mills since 1991. As Vice President, Supply Chain, he had broad operational responsibilities including margin management, transportation and logistics, customer operations and process improvement. In addition to his supply chain expertise, Mr. Stoufer spent a number of years in the sales arena for milling, starting as territory sales manager and progressing to director of sales, prior to his current role. Mr. Stoufer earned his Bachelor’s Degree from the Business College at Iowa State University.

Speaker’s Corner 12:30 p.m. | Thursday, May 5 Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

“Generation to Generation: Creating Connections for a Productive Workplace” Becca Aronow, LPC, CEAP, PA

Becca Aronow, LPC, CEAP is the owner of a thriving psychotherapy and con- sulting business in Austin, TX. She has also served as an Adjunct Instructor in the New College program at St. Edwards University for the last 9 years teaching a diverse group of people and a wide range of courses including Counseling, Case Management, Internship, and Group Dynamics. Ms. Aronow has over two de- cades experience in the Employee Assistance and counseling fields, and included clinical administration, customer service, training and critical incident debriefing; as well as her core specialty of counseling and communication. Becca was a co- owner in a mid-size EAP for over a decade where she supervised other counselors and provided weekly on-site consultation to several fortune 500 organizations.

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Be sure to stop by the following exhibitor booths and register to win the great prizes listed below. At 2:00 pm on Thursday, May 5, the participating exhibitors will draw the winning name(s) and award their prizes. The Exhibitor Raffle precedes the announcement of the winner of the Grand Prize Raffle, where $500 in cash will be presented to the winning ticket holder, courtesy of International Miller. Anyone whose name or ticket is drawn must be present to win.

AIB International Laidig Systems Inc. Booth 403 Booth 420 • The AIB GMP and Prerequisite Guide: Mystery Prize A Foundation for Food Safety and HACCP Nextteq, LLC • AIB Guide to Food Defense Booth 431 • 4 coupons for Free Flour Analysis by our 6 Soft Sided Lunch Coolers Research & Technology Department. Premier Tech Systems Bunting Magnetics Booth 353 Booths 114, 116 $100 cash Mystery Prize Research Products Company FAWEMA North America Booths 201, 300 Booth 320 $100 cash 22 inch LED-LCD HDTV and Monitor Sentry Equipment Company Grupo Idugel LTDA Booth 330 Booth 421 1 Dozen Titleist golf balls Digital Camera 1 Cap 1 Blue Fleece Zip-up Jacket IMAS North America 1 Choice of: Short-sleeve Polo Shirt Booths 209, 308 (black) OR Oxford Shirt (denim) GPS T.E. Ibberson Company Innovative Magnetics Booth 316 Booth 365 Mystery Prize Several Magnetic Toys Vortex Valves North America Inovair Booth 321 Booth 253 Big Sky Tool Bag $200 Gift Certificate-Kansas City Steak Cottonwood Bluff Work Gloves Company

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Monday,May 2 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. IAOM Board of Directors Meeting Regency East 1, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency Breaks sponsored by Creason Corrugating & Machinery, Inc. Creason

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. IAOM Board of Directors Luncheon Regency Ballroom Center, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency

1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Food Protection Committee Meeting Pecan Room, Hill Country Level, Hyatt Regency Breaks sponsored by Creason Corrugating & Machinery, Inc. Creason Tuesday,May 3 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IMEF Trustees’ Meeting Regency East 1, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency Breaks sponsored by Creason Corrugating & Machinery, Inc. Creason

8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Exhibitor Move-in (3 or more booths) Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Conference Registration Opens Los Rios Foyer, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. IAOM Committee Meetings Hyatt Regency Breaks sponsored by Creason Corrugating & Machinery, Inc. Creason

10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Exhibitor Move-in (All booths) Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Combined Committee Luncheon Rio Grande Ballroom, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency Sponsored by Caravan Ingredients

5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Opening Reception & Silent Auction Rio Grande Ballroom, Ballroom Level Hyatt Regency Sponsored by Buhler Inc.

Evening open to explore San Antonio

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Wednesday,May 4 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. Conference Registration Open Los Rios Foyer, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency

7:30 - 9:00 a.m. IMEF Breakfast with Keynote Address “The Future of Flour Milling” Bill Stoufer, ConAgra Mills Regency Ballroom West, Ballroom Level Hyatt Regency

8:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Conference Registration Open Hall A Prefunction Area, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

9:15 a.m. Expo Ribbon-cutting Ceremony Hall A Prefunction Area, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

9:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Unopposed Expo Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

10:30 - 11:00 a.m. Refreshment Break Exhibit Hall A Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Sponsored by Buhler Inc.

12:00 - 12:30 p.m. Lunch Exhibit Hall A Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Sponsored by Great Western Manufacturing Co. Inc.

12:00 - 5:30 p.m. Expo Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

12:45 - 1:50 p.m. Educational Programs Rooms 101A/B, 102A/B and 103B, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

2:00 - 3:15 p.m. Product Showcase Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

3:15 - 3:30 p.m. Refreshment Break Exhibit Hall A Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Sponsored by Satake USA

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3:30 - 4:35 p.m. Educational Programs Rooms 101A/B, 102A/B and 103B, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

4:35 - 5:30 p.m. Reception & Silent Auction Exhibit Hall A Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Sponsored by World Grain/Milling & Baking News

5:15 p.m. Expo Floor Drawing Exhibit Hall A Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Sponsored by SaatiTech

5:30 p.m. Allied Trades Committee Room 103A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

Evening Open Thursday,May 5 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Conference Registration Open Hall A Prefunction Area, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

7:00 - 7:45 a.m. Breakfast Exhibit Hall A Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Sponsored by Kice Industries

7:15 - 7:45 a.m. District Meetings General Session/Meal Area Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

8:00 - 9:40 a.m. Educational Programs Rooms 101A/B, 102A/B and 103B, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

9:40 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Unopposed Expo Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

10:00 - 11:00 a.m. IAOM Global Strategies Committee Meeting Room 103A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

10:15 - 10:30 a.m. Refreshment Break Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

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12:00 - 12:30 p.m. Lunch Exhibit Hall A Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center sponsored by Milling Journal & Vortex Valves North America

12:30 - 1:30 p.m. Speaker’s Corner “Generation to Generation: Creating Connections for a Productive Workplace” Becca Aronow, LPC, CEAP, PA Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

12:00 - 2:00 p.m. Expo Exhibit Hall A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

2:00 - 2:30 p.m. Exhibitor Raffles Exhibit Hall A Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Expo Floor Drawing sponsored by SaatiTech Grand Prize Raffle sponsored by International Miller

2:45 - 3:45 p.m. IAOM Annual Meeting Room 103B, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

3:45 - 4:45 p.m. IAOM Leaders Meeting Room 103A, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

6:00 - 6:45 p.m. Reception & Silent Auction Rio Grande Ballroom, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency Sponsored by Inovair Fun photos sponsored by The Industrial Fumigant Company

7:00 - 10:30 p.m. Annual Banquet and Awards Ceremony with Live Auction Regency Ballroom, Ballroom Level, Hyatt Regency Wine sponsored by Alapala Music sponsored by Premier Tech Systems Friday May 6 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. IAOM Annual Golf Tournament The Quarry Golf Club

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 4

2:00 p.m. BoMill

2:10 p.m. Wheat Heater

2:20 p.m. Phantom ICON

2:30 p.m. Robotic Full Bag Transfer “ANDY”

2:40 p.m. Inovair’s Complete Blower System

2:50 p.m. MTVA Grain Cleaner

3:00 p.m. doughLAB product showcase expanded

2:00 p.m. | BoMill Henrik Andrén, Unity Scientific | Booth 328 The ProStar 1800 is a top-end, diode array system for measuring flour and grains. Very tight predictions for Moisture, Protein and Ash have been achieved with this high quality, wide range array. TrendStar Software aids the miller in maintaining tight control of the flour making process.

2:10 p.m. | Wheat Heater Tom Byrnes Jr., Blower Engineering | Booths 245, 344 A wheat heater that utilizes our direct contact steam gen- erator, system is instant on/off, requires no boiler insur- ance, boiler room, operating engineer or clean air permits. Designed to fit Buhler’s existing and new wheat heater discharge and top bin design.

2:20 p.m. | Phantom ICON Andrew Frei, Fortress Technology | Booths 247, 249 The newest addition to the highly successful Fortress Phantom line of metal detectors is a Touch Screen panel, the Phantom ICON. Features include: quad-core pro- cessing, onboard data logging, graphical representation of rejects, tests and faults (ideal for QM reports), and the intelligently adaptable menu provides quick access to all functionality via easily recognizable icons. Multi-Level password protection (MLP) allows for customized acces- sibility; and tests can be scheduled based on procedures (for example per production shift).

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2:30 p.m. | Robotic Full Bag Transfer “ANDY” Greg van der Vorste, Premier Tech Chronos | Booth 353 Our new Robotic Full Bag Transfer “ANDY”, provides an affordable solution for Bag Packaging Automation. It works with all types of open mouth bags; paper and woven poly, gussets or no gussets, and all types of Closing Sys- tems, at speeds up to 20 bags per minute.

2:40 p.m. | Inovair’s Complete Blower System Nate Neufeld, Inovair | Booth 253 Inovair has developed a centrifugal blower for pneumatic conveying targeted to operate in ranges from 300 to 2200 cfm with pressures up to 22 psi. With a typical system operating from 7-12 psi, Inovair’s Complete Blower Sys- tem generates energy savings in the range of 15-35 per- cent comparative to a PD blower. This higher efficiency also delivers outlet temperature reductions from 20 to 50 degrees. In addition to energy savings, decibel levels are approximately 85 dBA.

2:50 p.m. | MTVA Grain Cleaner Tim McDougall, Buhler Inc. | Booth 259 In times of increasing demand of grain, it’s possible that low-grade batches with a high percentage of impurities can be delivered to elevators or mills. Grain cleaners need to be more flexible in regards to the varying amount and variety of impurities. Adjustments sometimes need to be done on the run and quickly by the operator himself. Cleaning of cereals with Buhler’s high efficiency grain cleaner increases the lifetime of the machines from intake all the way through the cleaning house and ensures enhanced sanitation from the very beginning of the milling process.

3:00 p.m. | doughLAB Wes Shadow, Perten Instruments | Booth 432 Established Flour/Dough Rheological Testing to New Uses - Overview of three year doughLAB participation in AACCI and BIPEA Farinograph Check Sample Services (provides lower cost alternative) - Using doughLAB to mimic commercial high energy dough development and predict flour blend performance(reduce customer complaints by test- ing as used) - One minute finished dough analysis - New nine minute AACCI proposed Method (reduced expenses in labor, faster results for process, increased analysis throughput)

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 4

12:45 p.m.

PP TO EM Micro Monitoring Sieve Cloth Cleaner Safely and in Grain Processing Study Efficiently Moving Panel (one hour) Rail Equipment Sabrina Ann Inside the Mill Yard Brenda S. Stahl PhD. Reynolds AIB International Scott Hood Kansas State William “Buddy” General Mills, Inc. University Holliday Dr. Joe, Shebuski, Railserve, Inc. Cargill Dr. Deanne Akins, ConAgra Foods

1:20 p.m.

PP TO EM Micro Monitoring Near Infrared Safety Values in Grain Processing Focal Plane Array Panel (one hour) Quantitative Jule Taylor Brenda S. Stahl Imaging for Mill Horizon Milling AIB International Stocks and Mill Scott Hood Balance General Mills, Inc. Dr. Joe, Shebuski Cargill Dr. Jeff Gwirtz Dr. Deanne Akins Kansas State ConAgra Foods University

1:50 p.m. - BREAK, sponsored by Buhler Inc.

3:30 p.m.

QC TO EM Current Issues in The Modern Health Care Reform Food Defense Machine Shop and and How it Affects (one hour) Your Mill Operations

Rich Ryan Steve Humphreys Edward C. Fensholt, ADM Design Corrugating J.D. Lockton Benefit Group of Lockton Companies, LLC

4:05 p.m.

QC TO EM Current Issues in Star of the West Safety Risk Food Defense Frankenmuth Mill Assessments (continued) Expansion Project Kari Lyons Rich Ryan Gary Pickelmann General Mills, Inc. ADM Star of the West

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THURSDAY, MAY 5

8:00 a.m.

FM PP TO The New Power Sanitary Design Ozone Status Quality Landscape (one hour) Report in Grain for Milling Storage, Handling Randy Porter and Processing Dan Lunt ConAgra Foods, Inc. Simplure Power Dr. Dirk E. Maier Kansas State University

8:35 a.m.

FM PP TO Dust Collectors & Sanitary Design The Proper Way Combustible Dust (continued) to Run Break Strategies (one hour) Extractions Randy Porter Jeff Abelson ConAgra Foods John Grabbe Donaldson Company ADM Milling Co. Bob Korn Fike Corporation

9:10 a.m.

FM PP TO Dust Collectors FDA-GMP Update Intelligent Process & Combustible Optimization (IPO) Dust Strategies Bill Pursley in Grain Milling (continued) AIB International Bob Richardson Mike Haefeli Jeff Abelson General Mills, Inc. Buhler Inc. Donaldson Company Bob Korn Fike Corporation

FM Facility Management (Room 102) PP Product Protection (Room 101) TO Technical Operations (Room 103B) EM Employee Management (Room 102)

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 - 12:45 P.M.

PP -Micro Monitoring in Grain Processing Panel (one hour) Join us for this panel discussion of industry professionals as they discuss and answer your questions about Micro Monitor- ing in Grain Processing Brenda S. Stahl, PhD., AIB International [[email protected]] Scott Hood, General Mills, Inc. [[email protected]] Dr. Joe Shebuski, Cargill [[email protected]] Dr. Deann Akins, ConAgra Foods [[email protected]]

TO - Sieve Cloth Cleaner Study This presentation is based on an experiment done with a Nor- vell Triangle Cloth Cleaner on flour cloths of the 2nd Quality sifter section in the Hal Ross pilot flour mill. The presentation highlights some of the different sieve cloth cleaners in action as well as the test results indication an improved sieve throughput. Sabrina Ann Reynolds Kansas State University Sabrina Ann Reynolds, Kansas State University [[email protected]]

EM - Safely and Efficiently Moving Rail Equipment Inside the Mill Yard There are many risks associated with handling rail cars in the mill yard! If these risks are not minimized, they can lead to serious, and even catastrophic fatal injuries. Managing these risks is extremely important and must be a core competency in William “Buddy” Holliday any successful safety program. Any vibrant and successful safety Railserve, Inc. program must involve three things: 1) employees 2) the work environment of employees and 3) the expected safe behavior of employees. William “Buddy” Holliday, Railserve, Inc. [[email protected]]

WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 - 1:20 P.M.

PP - Micro Monitoring in Grain Processing Panel (continued)

TO - Near Infrared Focal Plane Array Quantitative Imaging for Mill Stocks and Mill Balance Near Infrared Focal Plane Array Quantitative Imaging for Mill Stocks and Mill Balance will address the impact of 1 and 2 break setting on stock mass flow and endosperm content in a short ex- perimental milling system consisting of three breaks, and a sizing Dr. Jeff Gwirtz Kansas State University and reduction operation. The objective of this presentation is to show the potential of recently developed spectroscopic technique to evaluate and find the wheat kernel fraction of interest to the miller, namely endosperm. The technique may provide insight to

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process flow development and management by taking use from a subjective analysis to one that can be quantified through digital imaging analysis. Dr. Jeff Gwirtz,Kansas State University [[email protected]]

Jule Taylor EM - Safety Values Horizon Milling Jule Taylor, Horizon Milling [[email protected]] WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 - 3:30 P.M.

PP - Current Issues in Food Defense (one hour) Food Defense remains one of the most complex issues facing all segments of the food and feed industries. This session will provide an overview of the current effort to characterize and mitigate food defense related risk. In addition, food defense will now be regulated through the Food Safety Modernization Rich Ryan Act. Potential industry impact resulting from the regulation ADM Milling Co. will be discussed as well as the importance of maintaining a good faith partnership towards substantive food defense. Rich Ryan, ADM Milling Company [[email protected]]

TO - The Modern Machine Shop and Your Mill Join Steve Humphreys as he talks about the new technologies available in machine shops today. Steve Humphreys, Design Corrugating [[email protected]]

Steve Humphreys EM - Health Care Reform and How it Affects Operations Design Corrugating Edward C. Fensholt, J.D., Lockton Benefit Group of Lockton [[email protected]]

WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 - 4:05 P.M.

PP - Current Issues in Food Defense (continued)

TO - Star of the West Frankenmuth Mill Expansion Project Gary will present, first of all, some history about Star of the West from its founding to present day. Following that I will give a description thru text and power point of our expansion project at our Frankenmuth milling location. As you will see our project touched every facet of the mill including pre-clean- Gary Pickelmann ing, cleaninghouse, milling, and finished product handling and Star of the West storage. This was a very extensive aggressive project that was Milling Co. completed in one year from start to finish. Gary Pickelmann, Star of the West Milling Company [[email protected]]

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 - 4:05 P.M.

EM - Safety Risk Assessments A look at what one team did to build a risk tool, as well as supporting tools, to enable them to standardize their safety systems and drive change in their organization. From 11 dif- ferent geographical locations with only lagging indicators as their common goal they morphed into a cohesive team that Kari Lyons General Mills, Inc. help change the way the broader organization viewed safety. Kari Lyons, General Mills, Inc [[email protected]]

THURSDAY, MAY 5 - 8:00 A.M.

FM - The New Power Quality Landscape for Milling The growing use of electronic devices to manage and control power consumption is creating a backlash of skyrocketing harmonic distortion levels. Meanwhile, increasing demands for energy and increasing pressures on power providers are creating scarcity, pushing prices upward, and impacting the reliable op- Dan Lunt Simplure Power eration of milling facilities. Mr. Lunt will discuss the challenges of this landscape and how to manage the resulting power qual- ity problems. Dan Lunt, Simplure Power [[email protected]]

PP - Sanitary Design (one hour) How does your organization view sound sanitary design prin- ciples? Is your organization investing in sound sanitary design principles within their capital projects? If not, your company may be at a serious competitive disadvantage to those com- panies who are investing in sound sanitary design principles, Randy Porter ConAgra Foods, Inc. today, and, in the future! Randy Porter, ConAgra Foods, Inc. [[email protected]]

TO - Ozone Status Report in Grain Storage, Handling and Processing Food safety is a key concern to the grain-based food and feed industry. Ozonation is one grain treatment technology that can be used to reduce microbial load on grain and grain products, to control insects and to remove off-odors. Ozone is a powerful Dr. Dirk Maier Kansas State University oxidant that will react readily with contaminants found on the surfaces of grain kernels and particles. Ozone reduces a wide range of pathogenic foodborne microbes by oxidizing their cell membranes. Further, studies have shown that ozonation treatment has significantly decreased the biological toxicity of certain mycotoxins in contaminated feeds and food grains en- suring safety throughout the food supply chain. FDA considers ozone as Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) for sanita- tion and sterilization purposes, and EPA considers ozone as a non-chemical and environmentally friendly alternative in the food processing industry. Ozone can be generated on-site, and 22 educational programs

after application, unlike other disinfectants leaves no residue due to its short half-life. Ozonation treatment can be incor- porated into grain storage, handling and processing systems as well as used to treat grain products including flour. Research has shown that ozone treatment can be effective without re- ducing end use quality. Recent advances in ozone generation and application technologies have made ozonation treatment more effective and reliable. This presentation is an overview of the current status of knowledge on the application of ozone to grain and grain-based products. Dr. Dirk E. Maier, Kansas State University [[email protected]] THURSDAY, MAY 5 - 8:35 A.M.

FM - Dust Collectors & Combustible Dust Strategies (one hour) Combustible dust has been a hot topic recently due to OSHA’s National Emphasis Program. This new program raises a lot of questions from customers. This presentation will answer what is going on in industry and why, offer an understanding what new rules might be out there and help everyone understand what Jeff Abelson this means to you and your customers. Donaldson Company Jeff Abelson, Donaldson Company [[email protected]] Bob Korn, Fike Corporation [[email protected]]

PP - Sanitary Design (continued) Bob Korn TO - The Proper Way to Run Break Extractions Fike Corporation This will be a brief presentation about running mill extractions: how to do them properly and why they are important. We will look at some common practices and mistakes and the economic impact they can have on the Mill. John Grabbe, ADM Milling Co. [[email protected]] John Grabbe ADM Milling Co.

THURSDAY, MAY 5 - 9:10 A.M.

FM - Dust Collectors & Combustible Dust Strategies (continued)

PP - FDA-GMP Update Join Bill Pursley and Bob Richardson as they discuss and answer questions about updates in the Food & Drug Adminis- tration’s Good Manufacturing Practices. Bill Pursley, AIB International [[email protected]] Bob Richardson, General Mills, Inc. [[email protected]] 23 educational programs

THURSDAY, MAY 5 - 9:10 A.M.

TO - Intelligent Process Optimization (IPO) In Grain Milling Fluctuating quality of raw materials, changes in the properties of the wheat mix or changes in climate are causing variations in the production environment and influence the process in a flour mill. At the same time, consistent quality is required and production costs need to be reduced. Any variations because Mike Haefeli Buhler Inc. of these circumstances can be avoided. The answer is: measure, record, analyse and act. Advancements in automated controls have opened doors to solutions that were not available ten years ago. Mike Haefeli, Buhler Inc. [[email protected]]

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 History, Painting, the Riverwalk & Cooking Lessons This year’s spouse/guest program will get off to an early 7:30 a.m. Transportation from Hyatt start on Wednesday with breakfast at the Guenther Regency to Guenther House House. After breakfast you will visit the Guenther House Museum and River Mill Store. The Museum 8:30 - 10:00 a.m. or library as it was originally known, now houses mill Breakfast at the Guenther memorabilia including antique baking accessories, House Roof Garden cookie cutters and anniversary Dresden china plates which were given to customers by the mill. The River 10:00 a.m. - Noon Mill Store offers gourmet baking mixes, custom Tour of King William Historical stoneware, cookware, and other gift items. Homes Next you will enjoy a tour of the King William 12:30 - 1:00 p.m. Transportation from CHG to Historical Homes. Villa Finale was the home of Walter Painting with a Twist Mathis, a leading preservationist in San Antonio, Texas. Walter Mathis is widely recognized as the catalyst for 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. the revitalization of the King William neighborhood, Painting with a Twist now a National Register Historic District. In addition to his work in King William, Walter Mathis was an THURSDAY, MAY 5 advocate for city and statewide historic preservation, as well as a civic and cultural leader. The last stop of 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. the day will be Painting with a Twist. Prepare yourself Boat rides to the Pearl Brewery Complex for an afternoon of creativity and camaraderie. Your paint, canvas and brushes will be provided so that 11:00 - 11:30 a.m. you can have a fun time with friends. Plus, at the end, Pearl Brewery Complex you’ll have a one-of-a-kind creation and, hopefully, a newfound talent you’ll want to explore! This is not 11:30 a.m. - Noon your average art class, this will be art entertainment. Transportation to cooking Think it’s beyond you? Our instructor will guide you class through each step of recreating the featured picture, and you’ll have painlessly created a piece of art before Noon - 3:00 p.m. you know it. Have a sip and paint a stroke and you will Aldaco’s Mexican Cuisine find your inner Rembrandt.

Cinco de Mayo will start with a slice of coffee cake, muffin and beverage from the Guenther House as you cruise along the World famous downtown riverwalk and the newly opened riverwalk Museum reach. You will be entertained with narratives of the rich history of the San Antonio river as you head to the Pearl Brewery Complex. Your afternoon will feature a cooking class that is as flamboyant as a Mexican Fiesta. San Antonio’s diverse culinary creativity wil be revealed as noted restaurateur Blanca Aldaco of Aldaco’s Mexican Cuisine shares her savory secrets. The presentation covers the history of Mexican cuisine and the historical events that influenced it. Watch and learn as we prepare your delicious lunch before your eyes. Not to mention quite likely the best margarita you’ve ever tasted. It’s pure San Antonio! 26 golf tournament

Test your skill on a landmark course friday, MAY 6 Famous for supplying the cement for the State 8:00 a.m. Capitol of Texas, the original rock quarry closed Shotgun Start down in 1983 after nearly one hundred years of operation. And one tradition simply paved way 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. for another… Lunch

The Quarry Golf Club opened in 1993 after an Awards and hole prizes to award-winning design by Keith Foster and care- immediately follow lunch ful chiseling of stone gave birth to a course that has been unmatched ever since. Our GCSAA LOCATION Superintendent prepares the course daily and The Quarry Golf Club our staff of PGA Professionals will complete an 444 East Basse Road experience that exceeds your expectations. Ten San Antonio TX USA, minute tee times that ensure the best pace of play in San Antonio, and a convenient location (210) 824-4500 just 5 minutes from downtown and even closer 1 (800) 347-7759 to the airport, allow for a round of golf unlike any other. We invite you to The Quarry Golf Club Experience.

The scramble will start at 8:00 am, followed by lunch at 12:00 pm. The award and hole prizes will immediately follow lunch at the clubhouse.

Check out the course at www.quarrygolf.com.

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San Antonio will mark the site of the inaugural International Milling Education Foundation (IMEF) Auctions. The Silent and Live Auctions promise to be the most talked-about, buzz-generating events of the year – there’s nothing silent about this auction!

Bidding opens on Tuesday, May 3 (auction previews will be sent out prior to the conference for added publicity) and ends during a countdown rally at the annual banquet and awards ceremony of the 115th Annual IAOM Conference & Expo in San Antonio, Texas, May 5. Silent auction tables will be open during the receptions on May 3-5.

Your winning bid (and contribution) ensures that IMEF will be able to continue to inspire leadership and achievement within the milling community!

Proceeds from the Auctions support the learning, knowledge resources and vibrant community provided by the International Milling Education Foundation, a 501 (c)(3) U.S. tax-deductible organization.

Help raise money to support future generations of milling professionals!

To learn more about auction items or make online donations visit: www. iaom.info/imef. Auctioneers: Rick Stroud, BAS, CAI & Cindy Stroud BAS, CAI (lic#s 16220 & 16458) www.bluefoxauctions.com 2011 Auction Item List

1 Seat Executive Milling Course 2012 Courtesy of Buhler Inc.

1 Seat Expert Milling Course 2012 Courtesy of Buhler Inc.

$1500 in Electronics Courtesy of Cargill Inc.

Guided Pheasant Hunting Trip in the Texas Panhandle Courtesy of 21st Century Grain Processing

4 Tickets to KSU-OU football game October 29, 2011 Courtesy of Cereal Food Processors Inc

8 Tickets to Indy Car Race at Texas Motor Speedway June 9-11, 2011 Courtesy of Joe Woodard

Guided Fishing Excursion in Northern Utah Courtesy of Horizon Milling

2 Night Stay at Holiday Inn Manhattan at the Campus Courtesy of Holiday Inn Manhattan at the Campus

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$200 SpaFinder Gift Certificates (www.spafinder.com) Courtesy of Bart & Lorrie Hahlweg

Cubs Baseball Tickets Courtesy of Carry Transit

1-week use of a timeshare condo in Steamboat Springs, Colorado Courtesy of Bulkmatic

Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Chicago White Sox - 2 tickets, 6/17 at 6:40pm Courtesy of Swift Transportation

Laptop Bag Courtesy of ACME Transportation

4 tickets - Frisco Rough Riders Minor League Baseball Game in the JC Penney Club (includes free food and beverage) Courtesy of NT Logistics

1 seat Resident Milling Course plus hotel for 6 days Courtesy of Wilkins-Rogers Mills

Tour Case, Book, 2 T-shirts, Recipe Booklet, 24 boxes of Assorted Jiffy Mix product Courtesy of Jiffy Mixes

4 tickets, New York Yankees vs. New York Mets, 1st row, Promenade Level, Citi Field Courtesy of FAWEMA

2 tickets - Global Grain Conference, November 15-17, 2011 Geneva Courtesy of Global Commodities Group

“Football at the Big House” (4 tickets to the University of Michigan vs Western Michigan football game on September 3, 2011) Courtesy of King Milling Company

Kice Smoker Courtesy of Kice Industries, Inc.

Kindle/Carrying Case/$50 gift card Courtesy of Research Products Company

3-$100 Gift Cards from Applebee’s Courtesy of Caravan Ingredients

JAG Services Inc. – 3 Days of Consulting including Mill Training, Troubleshooting, Brainstorming Courtesy of Dr. Jeff Gwirtz

“Drive for Show, Putt for Dough” Ping driver and putter or equivalent brand Courtesy of Grain Millers, Inc.

$50 SpaFinder gift certificate Courtesy of Grain Millers, Inc.

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Multiple Gift Cards equalling $500 from Best Buy Courtesy of Bay State Milling

2-$250 Gift Cards to Home Depot Milner Milling

Mystery Donation valued at $500 Knappen Milling

iPad 2 with wifi & Smart Cover in Black Leather Rogers Foods

4 KC Royals Tickets with Parking Pass ADM Milling

“An Apple a Day” 16GB Apple iPad w/ wifi Dow AgroSciences

Mystery Donation valued at $1000 Joel Hoffa

Apple iPad Milling Journal

Four tickets for a St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Game Union Iron Works

“Play Colbert Hills on Vortex” $500 gift certificat for Colbert Hills golf course in Manhattan, KS Vortex Valves North America

Mystery Donation valued at $1000 Mennel Milling

iPod Touch (4th Generation) Sefar, Inc.

One-night stay in a deluxe room The Davenport Hotel

Wildcat Sieve Stack Norvell Company

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4B Components Limited (417) www.go4b.com

Accel Pak, Inc. (111) www.accelpak.com AccelPak, Inc. designs and builds packaging equipment for all forms of powder products. AccelPak specializes in vertical auger bottom-up fill applications and systems that work with a variety of net weigh scaling systems. AccelPak, Inc. manufactures systems in manual, semi-automatic and fully automatic configurations. AccelPak, Inc. also builds component equipment specializing in weighing and control systems to allow retrofit or upgrade of existing systems.

Agrex Spa (105) www.agrex.it We design and manufacture flour milling systems in a “Turn-Key Package Format” complete with cleaning section, tempering section, pneumatic conveying system, filtration system, fully automated with touch-screen control and PLC computer integrated. flour, semolina and cornmeals. Capacities from 9 – 100 tons/ 24 hours all on one floor. installation one week.

AIB International (403) www.aibonline.org AIB International provides GMP, HACCP, ISO 9000, ISO 22000, OSHA and quality system audits. Additional services include the Food Defense Resource Center, process and training audits, and product quality evaluations. It provides baking research and consulting, food industry audit services, food safety education, baking science and technology and maintenance engineering education. Its contract research services include product development and evaluation, laboratory testing, food labeling, ingredient testing, and bakery processing audits.

Airlanco (310, 312) www.airlanco.com Airlanco® is a leading manufacturer of custom-designed dust control and aeration equipment. Airlanco’s dust control division manufactures reverse air and pulse jet dust collectors, cartridge filters, cyclones, airlocks, bag dumps and replacement parts as well as complete system design and engineering. The aeration division manufactures complete grain aeration systems, centrifugal fans, axial fans Airauger® system, and flush floor systems. Visit our website for more information.

ALAPALA Machine Industry & Trade Inc. (162) www.alapala.com Alapala Machine Industry & Trade Inc., founded in 1954, made its reputation by manufacturing quadro plansifters especially in South Europe, North Africa and Central Asia. Today, ALAPALA exports 95% of its production and established turnkey flour mills and related systems. Alapala also has established hundreds of flour mills worldwide from USA to Indonesia, with recent concentration in Italy, France, Belgium and North America. As Alapala provides design, manufacturing, installation and after-sales services, the company has successfully established turnkey flour mills in more than 46 countries and exports individual machine and equipment to more than 60 countries.

ANA International (434) www.anamilling.com Ana International Milling Systems and Technology strives to increase the value of its brands with the experience and outstanding technological applications for more than twenty years. The mission of Ana International Milling Systems and Technology is to be one of the brilliant and reliable supplier worldwide with new workshop furnished with High-tech manufacturing machines and a 100 ton per day display flour mill for the R&D and training purposes in Antalya. 32 exhibitors

ArrowCorp Inc. (213) www.arrowcorp.com ArrowCorp Inc. is a diverse manufacturer of grain, seed and milling equipment. ArrowCorp’s head office is located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada with manufacturing at Premier Grain Cleaner Company in New Brighton, Minnesota and in Winnipeg. Products include oat cutters, indented cylinder separators, scalpers, aspirators, air/screen cleaners, gravity tables, destoners and dust control components. Visit our website for a full listing of products and services.

Behn + Bates America (124) www.haversu.com Behn + Bates America is a manufacturer of packaging systems for valve and open-mouth bags with filled weights from 3-100 lbs/4,000 lbs, automatic bag applicators and sealing stations, high-speed rotating systems, big bag filling systems, weighing systems, net weighers, robot, systems capacities: 100 - 2,200 bags per hour, specialized in the food industries.

Beumer Corporation (407) www.beumer.com The Beumer Group is a leading international manufacturer of intralogistic systems specializing in conveying, loading, palletizing and packaging technology as well as in sortation and distribution systems. Having approximately 1,000 employees and a turnover of around EUR 180 million, Beumer has, with subsidiaries and representations, a worldwide presence for various industries.

Bipea (361) www.bipea.org Founded in 1970 by the Cereal Industry, Bipea is the first organizer of interlaboratory comparison to be accredited by COFRAC. Today, our non-profit organization offers 60 different Proficiency Testing Scheme in cereal and food to environmental fields. More than 1200 laboratories from 60 countries participate on regular basis to our testing program.

Bliss Industries LLC (138) www.bliss-industries.com Bliss Industries manufactures hammermills, pellet mills, coolers, crumblers and related air systems. It supplies equipment to the milling, pet food, aquaculture, dehydrated alfalfa, by-products, rendering and feed industries. Contact us at [email protected] for information and pricing.

Blower Engineering, Inc. (245, 344) www.blowerengineering.com Manufacturer of Tri-Lobe positive displacement blowers, base/silencers, filter/ silencers as well as complete packages and accessories. Pneumatic conveying design, engineering and troubleshooting. Repairs to all makes of blowers. Direct- fired instant steam generators: energy efficient, carbon monoxide levels below 10ppm, no engineer or boiler room required.

Bratney Companies (235, 334) www.bratney.com Bratney Companies is a leading design, engineering and equipment supplier to the milling industries. Through experience and proven results, we provide customers the very best in cleaning/sizing, product handling, dust control, weighing and packaging. We offer innovative, custom-design facility engineering and construction; expert consultation; and fast responsive field services.

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BS&B Pressure Safety Management (408) www.bsbystems.com BS&B Pressure Safety Management L.L.C. manufactures a full line of high- quality explosion protection solutions that are marketed throughout North America and the world. The company’s lineup of dust explosion protection solutions follows National Fire Protection Association standards: NFPA 68- 2007, NFPA 69-2008, NFPA 654-2006; and the OSHA Combustible Dust NEP program.

Bühler Inc. (259) www.buhlergroup.com Bühler - global technology partner for the food industry, chemical processing, die casting. Bühler a leader in technologies for milling of wheat, durum, rice, oats, barley; feed & oilseeds, grain handling, brewing/malting, color sorting, chocolate/ cocoa, pasta, paints/ inks/chemicals, extrusion systems, thermal processes, nanotechnology. Priority is to improve customer performance.

Bunting Magnetics Co. (114, 116) www.buntingmagnetics.com For 50 years, Bunting® has established itself as an industry-leading manufacturer in several product lines. Since our founding, we have been solving problems with magnetic energy for manufacturers of everything from paper towels and cardboard boxes to automobiles, plastic housewares, food products, and electronic equipment. We are constantly seeking new ways in which magnetic products can provide the industries we serve with more efficient production techniques.

C.W. Brabender® Instruments, Inc. (205) www.cwbrabender.com For over 85 years C.W. Brabender® Instruments, Inc. has been a leading manufacturer of instrumentation designed for testing the physical properties and quality of various materials utilized within the food industry. From sample preparation and R&D to evaluation, quality control and production, C.W. Brabender is the choice for you.

Caravan Ingredients (204) www.caravaningredients.com Caravan Ingredients is a leader in the finest quality bakery and food ingredients. For over 100 years we have delivered innovative solutions, technical expertise and endless customer service. With an extensive product portfolio including food ingredients, vitamin and mineral pre-mixes, grain processing, polymer additives, baking products and ingredients and specialty blending equipment, Caravan Ingredients serves a wide range of customer channels. Service and technology working for you.

Carter Day International, Inc. (335) www.carterday.com Carter Day manufactures processing equipment with the efficiency and capacity for virtually any application involving free flowing granular materials. Today’s models require lower maintenance than those built less than a decade ago. Our building block approach allows us to pre-build common components and assemble your order in weeks, not months.

Central Life Sciences (101) www.diacon2.com Diacon® products are available in two formulations, Diacon®II a liquid and Diacon®-D a dry formulation for water challenged applications. Effective against a variety of stored product pests, Diacon products are EPA approved, tolerance exempt, contain an insect growth regulator (IGR) that breaks the insect life cycle and helps prevent reinfestations. 34 exhibitors

Charm Sciences, Inc. (422) www.charm.com Charm Sciences is a world leading provider of food safety diagnostic tests custom manufactured to meet an ever-changing global regulatory environment. Having pioneered the first rapid antibiotic milk test in 1978, Charm continues to lead by example through product innovation, custom solutions, scientific excellence and professional support. Over the years, Charm has extended its diagnostic portfolio to include test kits and integrated programs for antibiotics, mycotoxins, pesticides, alkaline phosphatase, pathogens, end-product microbial assessment, allergen control, and ATP.

Codema LLC (160) www.codemallc.com Codema’s advantage in designing and delivering processing systems is that we have many different equipment options to choose from. Whether it is name brand equipment from throughout the world or Codema’s own line of equipment, or even reconditioned or overhauled equipment, we can deliver solutions that work for your particular application and that will meet your budget.

Columbia/Okura, LLC (104) www.columbiaokura.com Columbia/Okura is the premier provider of robotic palletizing equipment: stacking bags, boxes, trays and bundles with perfect precision. No matter what your space, speed or budget requirements are, Columbia Okura can effortlessly integrate a palletizing system that is right for you.

Cordano Packaging Engineers LLC (331) www.cordanopackaging.com Technipes is Italy’s leading manufacturer of bag filling equipment and systems. Equipment range includes electronic net weigh scales, valve bag fillers and sealers, open mouth bag filling and closing lines, super sack filling stations, form-fill-seal machines, palletizers, stretch wrappers, semi- or fully-automated machines, and turn-key complete packaging systems. ISO 9001 Certified.

Creason Corrugating & Machinery (345, 347) [email protected] Creason has provided quality roll recorrugating services to the milling industry for more than 50 years. Headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, and with facilities in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Salt Lake City, Utah, we also have a complete stock of new rolls and parts for U.S. manufactured roll stands. Visit us to see our newest bearing conversion.

Daewon GSI Co., LTD (427, 429) www.daewon.com

Degesch America, Inc. (212) www.degeschamerica.com Degesch America, Inc. is a supplier of insect control products and services to the milling industry. Through its nationwide network of sales and service offices Degesch provides a wide range of fumigants, insecticides, rodenticides, grain protectants, safety equipment and training to companies handling raw agricultural commodities and finished food products.

Design Corrugating Co. (102) [email protected] Design Corrugating is a roll grinding and corrugating company with locations in Taylorville, Illinois, and Oakdale, California. For information contact our location in Taylorville @ 800-500-7660. With the latest equipment and a large inventory

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of rolls we are ready to serve your roll needs. Call today for pick-up and delivery service in the continental US as well as Ontario and Quebec.

Donaldson Company (363) www.donaldsontorit.com Donaldson Torit designs, manufactures, and markets baghouse, cyclone, cartridge and Torit® PowerCore® collectors with advanced filtration technology for grain- handling operations. It has over 1,000 replacements filters that are in-stock and ready-to-ship for all popular brands of cartridge and baghouse collectors. We deliver longer life, higher filtration efficiency, and energy savings.

Dow AgroSciences (103) www.dowagro.com Dow AgroSciences LLC, based in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, is a top-tier agricultural company providing innovative agrochemical and biotechnology solutions globally. ProFume® gas fumigant delivers effective, reliable control of stored product pests that may infest your facility and commodities. Learn more at www.dowagro.com and www.profume.com

Electro-Sensors Inc. (409) www.electro-sensors.com Electro-Sensors is a leading manufacturer of Industrial Shaft Speed Monitoring Systems for the milling industry. Our products include speed switches, tachometers, signal conditioners, vibration, and position monitors. We are also proud to introduce the Electro-Sentry1™ Hazard Monitoring System - combining shaft speed, belt alignment and bearing temperature measurement into a stand- alone system.

Essmueller Co. (309) www.essmueller.com Since 1878, manufacturers of drag conveyors, bucket elevator legs, screw feeders, and turnhead distributors for the flour milling industry.

Fawema North America (320) www.fawema.com Fawema makes quality packaging equipment for flour, mixes and similar products. With experience from over 50 years, Fawema equipment produces clean and perfectly shaped and closed bags, ranging from 0.5 to 50 lbs, all at high speeds. Don’t go for cheap imitations. Contact Fawema North America for all your packaging needs.

Food Protection Alliance (406) www.fpalliance.com FPA is an effective network of regional companies with a mission to offer the best pest management, fumigation, and related food protection services to our customers in North America and beyond. If you would like additional information, please visit us at Booth #406 at IAOM or www.fpalliance.com.

Fortress Technology (247, 249) www.fortresstechnology.com Milling industry metal detectors by Fortress Technology: user-friendly, ultra- sensitive and high-speed. Phantom detectors are available in unique models and configurations. The BBK large bag detector achieves 2.0mmSS and the gravity detector is perfect for free-falling product. Powerful digital signal processor provides fast, accurate detection. For safety…Fortress has proven protection.

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FOSS North America (325) www.foss.us FOSS solutions for the milling industry provide accurate, rapid, and easy to understand results with user-friendly instruments to help your business perform at its best. The core of our business is helping our customers find solutions for their needs through the testing, analysis, and standardization of their respective products.

Fuji Robotics (113) www.fujirobotics.com Fuji is the #1 selling robotic palletizer in the world. In 1982, Fuji developed the “first” palletizing robot in the world. It was specifically designed as an alternative to conventional palletizing systems. Fuji doesn’t weld, paint, work on an assembly line, or insert bolts...it just provides an economical, durable and compact palletizer. For over 40 years Fuji has provided material handling and palletizing solutions for its customers. With over 10,000 units in operation worldwide Fuji is unmatched in palletizing technology.

Gardner Denver, Inc. (355) www.gardnerdenver.com Gardner Denver is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of positive displacement blowers and vacuum pumps. Gardner Denver PD industrial blowers serve customers worldwide in numerous air and gas applications such as dry and chemical bulk hauling, pneumatic conveying, and many more. Its product lines represent a proven history and reputation for quality, dependability and performance; CycloBlower, DuroFlow, Sutorbilt, and HeliFlow.

Genesis III Inc. (305) www.g3hammers.com Genesis III, founded in 2001 when Roger Young recognized the need for a hammer with superior wear performance coupled with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. We are proud to be one of the leading manufacturers and distributors of hammermill replacement parts. Our proprietary welding technology has created new benchmarks for hammer wear life, and our patent pending forged hammers are the most significant market innovation the milling industry has seen in the last 100 years.

Golfetto Sangati SpA (133) www.appliedmillingsystems.com Applied Milling Systems offers innovative cereal grains processing solutions to clients in food, fuel and feed production industries. As the North American sales representatives for GBS and Super Brix, they supply services ranging from operational training to complete mill process design and layout and are your experienced process partners.

Great Western Mfg. Co., Inc. (239) www.gwmfg.com Known for their technical expertise and quality products, Great Western manufactures sifting equipment for the cereal grain processing industries including finished product quality assurance applications. Great Western’s products are renowned for their highly reliable drives, dependable operation and quality craftsmanship.

Grupo Idugel Ltda. (421) www.idugel.com.br The Company Idugel Industrial Ltda was founded in 1995, and is located in the middle west of Santa Catarina in the city of Joaçaba-SC. Idugel is a manufacturer of machinery and equipment used to process wheat and corn.

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IMAS North America (209, 308) www.imasnorthamerica.com IMAS North America - a division of Integrated Machinery Systems (IMAS), that was established in 1989 and is a professional producer of flour milling systems and equipment. We specialize in complete system applications, including diagram projects, machinery production, erection and start-up and are well proven in the Milling sector.

Industrial Fumigant Company, LLC (IFC) (118, 120) www.indfumco.com IFC provides comprehensive pest management services and supplies especially for the food processing and commodity industries. IFC is the pest management partner of the largest food companies in the world. In addition to the highest quality service and products, IFC also offers expert recommendations and technical support.

Industrial Magnetics (233) www.magnetics.com

Innovative Magnetics (365) www.innovativemag.com Innovative Magnetics invites IAOM conference visitors to seize this opportunity to compare “our” Innovative Magnetic separator designs with “their” typical designs. See why Innovative Magnetics’ separators “stand alone.”™ Compare design, features, performance and choices. Learn more about pneumatic, gravity and Innovative’s patented and proprietary incomparable magnetic separator designs.

Inovair (253) www.inovair.com Inovair designs and manufactures compact, high efficiency centrifugal blowers for pneumatic conveying applications, featuring energy savings of 10-35% relative to PD blowers, 20-40 degree discharge temperature reductions, decibel levels below 85dBA, and footprints 25-55% smaller. Exclusive features include electronic airflow controls engineered specifically for pneumatic conveying as well asthe DIR option, which retains your investment in existing motors and stands. These rugged and innovative integrally geared units not only offer significant operating cost savings, but are a much more economical upfront investment than competing centrifugals. Inovair is a division of Accessible Technologies, Inc, which has been producing industry leading turbomachinery for over 17 years.

International Milling Education Fund (IMEF) (423) www.iaom.info/imef The International Milling Education Foundation (IMEF), a philanthropic partner of IAOM, solicits, manages and distributes funds for educational programs for the grain milling industry. Since 2003, the endowment’s initiatives have focused on revising IAOM’s Correspondence Course, travel grants for KSU Student Speakers, and the launch of a scholarship program for KSU milling students.

Interstates Companies (211) www.interstates.com Under the Interstates’ flag, four companies provide turnkey electrical engineering, construction, instrumentation, and controls solutions to industrial clients. The firms are able to operate as a single entity or each firm has the flexibility to offer services individually to meet client needs. Interstates offers design-build services to a variety of industries throughout the United States.

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Intersystems (302) www.intersystems.net Intersystems reaches a worldwide market and numerous industries with expertise in the engineer and manufacture of bulk material handling products including bucket elevators, bulk weighers, gravity screeners, samplers, en-masse conveyors, kleen-drag conveyors, enclosed belt conveyors and truck probes. Intersystems is based in Omaha, Nebraska and is ISO 9001 certified.

Jaymark, a division of BDI (Canada), Inc. (155) www.spomasz.pl FP Spomax S.A. is a supplier of grain processing plants, positive displacement three lobe blowers and centrifugally cast iron rolls for the food industry. The company, founded in 1882, is ISO 9001 quality control standard certified and sells its products in over 40 countries. FP Spomax as a contractor-general supplies complete flour mills with a product range encompassing cleaning, milling, mixing and packing technology; consultation, planning, design, engineering, start up, after-sales service and staff training.

Jebb Brush Company (208) www.jebbbrush.com Jebb Brush has been manufacturing roller mill brushes, floor brooms, a variety of hand brushes, and other made-to-order milling brushes since 1993. With the acquisition of Opie Brush in 2005, this line now includes such products as Mop Mist oil and specialized brushes for companies outside the flour milling industry.

Kaeser Compressors, Inc. (402, 404) www.kaeser.com A complete line of compressed air and vacuum products including Omega positive displacement blowers to 300 hp and flows to 5350 cfm. Heavy-duty bare blowers and packaged blowers in two-lobe and tri-lobe designs. Pressures to 15 psig and 15” Hg vacuum. Exclusive 5-year warranty and 24-hour emergency shipment guarantee.

Kansas State University/Department of Grain Science/International Grains Program (203) www.grains.ksu.edu Kansas State University’s Department of Grain Science and Industry is world- renowned in the field of graduate and undergraduate grain-related studies. K-State is the only university that offers undergraduate degrees in bakery science and management, feed science and management, and milling science and management as well as graduate degrees in grain science. The department’s International Grains Program (IGP) provides education and training with course work and seminars on campus, nationally, and internationally. The department continues to evolve with changing technology and science.

Kice Industries, Inc. (149) www.kice.com For over 60 years, Kice Industries has provided quality material handling, classifying, and dust control equipment. Kice designs and manufactures dilute phase pneumatic conveying systems and dust control systems for your specific applications. Kice Industries offers complete system design and layout engineering services. Kice Automation provides turnkey automation and electrical engineering services and is a “Systems Integrator” for Rockwell Automation.

Kings Valley Industries (140) [email protected] Kings Valley Industries is a California-licensed general contractor founded in 1982 specializing in providing turnkey solutions for the mechanical and process

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needs of today’s flour mills, feed mills and food processing plants. Its combined knowledge, experience and expertise has created an organization uniquely qualified to meet not only the needs of today’s flour mills, but of the manufacturing operations as well. Kings Valley Industries has been the turnkey contractor for a number of concrete slipform flour mills including the silos.

Laidig Systems, Inc. (420) www.laidig.com Laidig Systems provides automated storage and reclaim systems for difficult to handle materials such as wheat midds, soybean meal, and DDGS. With the push of a button, the rugged Laidig reclaimer provides fast, reliable load out on a FIFO basis. Laidig reclaimers are available in both flat and cone bottom designs.

Lorenz Conveying Products (307) www.lorenz.ca Since 1979 Lorenz has been Canada’s leading manufacturer of couplings, tube and pipe bends, fittings, diverter valves, slide gates, cyclones and custom fabricated accessories, for the pneumatic conveying, vacuum and bulk handling systems. Servicing the plastics, food and chemical industries.

Magnetic Products, Inc. (304) www.mpimagnet.com Magnetic Products Inc. (MPI) is a worldwide provider of both magnetic and nonmagnetic material handling solutions, and is the exclusive representative for Cassel Metal Detectors in North America. MPI leads the industry by engineering innovative magnetic equipment used to remove metal contaminants from flour milling products, and by advancing customer education on proper magnetic equipment use and maintenance. MPI has implemented a business model that combines technologically superior equipment with industry-leading customer service.

Meridian Manufacturing Group (108, 110) www.meridianmfg.com North America’s leasing storage experts. From our innovative smoot=wall hopper silos to their advanced double wall, environmentally approved fuel tanks… Meridian ensures you have the safest and most versatile storage available. Whether you’re storing sand, cement, plastic resins, or any other dry flowable product, or even fuel … Meridian built storage is your best choice, experience the benefits of Meridian built.

Midwest Paint Service, Inc. (210) www.agprinting.com Midwest Paint Service, Inc. is a 45-year-old, nationwide company that works exclusively with the agricultural industry. We specialize in painting and sandblasting of mills, elevators and tanks. We also provide concrete repair and waterproofing, along with cold process roofing. Some of the projects wehave worked on in recent years include Pioneer Flour Mill in San Antonio, TX, Cereal Food Processors in Wichita, KS, and North Dakota State Mill in Grand Forks, ND. We are here to help with any restoration or repair work you may need.

Milling Journal (229) www.grainnet.com Milling Journal is a quarterly trade magazine for operations personnel in the flour and corn milling industries.

Motion Industries/NCA (405) www.motionindustries.com Motion Industries is the largest North American distributor of bearings and

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power transmission components with 550 locations. In addition to our nationwide inventories Motion stocks Nitta Corporation’s flat power transmission belting, manufactured in the US, for rollstand drive specifications and all types of drives. Motion offers sales and service 24/7.

Neogen Corporation (200) www.neogen.com Neogen’s comprehensive line of tests include its new GIPSA-approved Veratox® DON 2/3, which delivers quantitative results after only 5 minutes. Neogen’s also offers easy and quick lateral flow tests for DON and aflatoxin, and tests for food allergens, sanitation monitoring, and pathogens, including E. coli O157:H7, Salmonella and Listeria.

Nextteq, LLC (431) www.nextteq.com Nextteq is the Master Distributor for Gastec pumps and tubes in the United States offering detector tubes for select pesticide and fumigant applications for carbon dioxide, chloropicrin, methyl bromide, methyl iodide, methyl isothiocyanate, phosphine, and sulfuryl fluoride. We also offer a variety of accessories to expand detection capabilities, including extension hoses and a telescoping extension pole.

Norvell Company, Inc. (219, 221) www.norvellco.com Norvell Company, Inc., Fort Scott, Kansas, U.S., is a leading manufacturer of sifters, replacement sieves, agitators and other milling equipment. Norvell has been serving the milling industry for over 70 years and takes pride in its innovation and precision craftsmanship.

Ocrim S.p.A./Paglierani S.r.l/CETEC Cereal Technologies (161) www.ocrim.com Continuing an age-old family tradition in flour milling, Mr. Guido Grassi founded Ocrim in 1945. Ocrim’s activity is concentrated in the design and manufacture of state-of-the-art milling complexes to give high production yields, product adaptability, low operating costs, maximum reliability as well as guaranteeing the utmost sanitation standards through the use of stainless steel.

Omas SRL (126) www.omas-srl.com Omas was born in 1966. It is the first company on other four enterprises that today take part in industrial Nalon Group. The Company manages in a very short time to grow up and to be successful both in National and International markets, with customers in more than 50 countries all over the world, in sector on cereal processing for human and animal feed. The constant technical research and the avant-garde production capacities, completely realized in Italy, satisfy the high quality standards and also the competitive market of milling technique.

P.T.M. s.r.l.-s.u. (318) www.ptmtechnology.com P.T.M. s.r.l. is an Italian company with long tradition in designing and manufacturing bulk material handling systems to meet the most severe requirements in terms of capacity and reliability. The long and vast experience with the most important European silo manufacturing and engineering companies lets us offer the best technical solutions for any industrial applications.

Pepper Maintenance (106) www.peppermaintenance.com Pepper Maintenance’s mission is to bring predictive maintenance to our customers through the use of infrared thermography, vibration analysis and education.

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We Predict….You Prevent – your risk management experts

Perten Instruments (432) www.perten.com Supplying analyzers – NIR, RVA, falling number, gluten, dough testers, moisture analyzers – for over 45 years. Speak to us about 6-second analysis of the milling process (corn or wheat) and stop by to find out about a new dough testing instrument that requires only 4g of sample!

Prater-Sterling (301, 303) www.prater-sterling.com Prater-Sterling is a global leader in developing and manufacturing state-of-the-art equipment in size reduction, separation, metering, compacting, batch weighing as well as control systems for a vast range of applications including food processing, chemical and agriculture, minerals and pharmaceuticals. Prater is dedicated to beliefs and ideals for innovation and customer service, honored guiding principles that began when the company was founded over 80 years ago.

Premier Tech Chronos (353) www.premiertechsystems.com Premier Tech Systems is a Canadian company recognized worldwide for its innovative solutions in bag packaging machinery. With our latest packaging technologies, we provide completely integrated packaging lines for the flour industry. We develop, manufacture, and market customized automated bag packaging equipment. Our product portfolio includes machines for weighing, bagging, palletizing, stretch wrapping and material handling.

Procon Technologies, Inc. (425) www.procontechnologies.com NIR-Online and Procon Technologies offer the world’s most advanced and proven online analyzer for process optimization and for controlling the quality of the milling process from grain to flour. This results in greatly improved product quality and cost reductions without sacrificing production volumes. Visit us in booth 425.

RBH Mill & Elevator Supply (411, 413) www.rbhme.com RBH Mill & Elevator offers a full line of material handling equipment and replacement parts for the grain, feed, seed and milling industries. Our products include belting, buckets, elevator legs, conveyor components, spouting components, lining material, etc. Please cal us at 800-821-5578 or visit us on the web.

RCI Safety (332) www.rci-safety.com RCI Safety has been providing businesses with innovative safety solutions for over 20 years. Our web-based management software helps companies close the loop by engaging employees to better implement and control safety and quality management systems. Identify leading and lagging indicators with real time information using our behavior based safety, incident reporting and investigation.

Research Products Company (201, 300) www.researchprod.com Research Products Company is the #1 provider of service and quality to grain millers around the world with our vitamin and mineral premixes, enzyme blends, flour bleaching, maturing and improving products, custom blends, and micro- ingredient dispensing systems. Visit booth 303-402 and see how we can help you and your business.

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River Consulting (202) www.riverconsulting.com River Consulting is a leading mid-major A/E for global energy, food, process and industrial clients. Founded in 1981 to serve the grain and milling industry, our consultants have provided solutions for greenfield facilities, expansions, and retrofits. Our experts deliver reliable and cost-effective solutions, while flexing to meet your organization’s needs.

Romer Labs, Inc. (326) www.romerlabs.com Romer Labs® is a leading provider of diagnostic solutions including mycotoxins, allergens and GMO tests for the agricultural, food and feed industry. Our broad range of innovative tests and laboratory services play a pivotal role in integrated food safety solutions to “Make the Worlds’s Food Safer” ®

Rotary Airlock LLC (351) www.rotaryairlock.co Rotary Airlock, LLC, based out of Rock Falls, Ill., is the leading remanufacturer of rotary valves and airlocks in the U.S. and Canada. The company’s goal is to provide like-new remanufactured airlocks as quickly as possible with the guarantee the airlock will achieve the performance of a new unit.

SaatiTech (225, 324) www.saatiamericas.com SaatiMil offers precision woven polyester and nylon synthetics in all standard milling cloth XX, XXX, GG, HT, and ASTM specifications. SaatiMil also offers an extensive range of stainless steel wire cloth. SaatiMil accessories include connectors, sifter socks, adhesives, balls, pan cleaners, stretching systems, and our new frame-cleaning tool.

Safe Grain - Maxi-Tronic (217) www.safegrain.com Products include: Maxitrack™ predictive maintenance systems including wireless communications and remote alarms via email or text messaging Motion controllers – two set point systems with direct PLC connections Bearing and belt alignment monitors with relay and PLC outputs Flow-No Flow Monitor – with relay and PLC outputs

Satake USA, Inc. (154) www.satake-usa.com Satake business activities are centered on the supply of plant and equipment to the rice and cereal milling industry for over 100 years. We are experts in the milling of wheat for bakery products, durum for pasta semolina and maize for cornflakes, snacks and other human foods.

Sefar Filtration, Inc. (346, 348) www.sefar.com Sefar is the leading provider of synthetic and wire screening products for the milling industry. With 175 years of experience, world-class production facilities and a proven history of exceptional customer service, we’ve become the industry’s top provider of high quality sifter screens, dust bags, connector sleeves and milling accessories.

Sentry Equipment Corp. (330) www.sentry-equip.com Sentry Equipment Corp manufactures a complete line of automatic samplers and controllers; enabling safe, simple, repeatable sample collection for more than 85

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years. Whether it’s grain, granules, powder, pellets, or flakes, Sentry ISOLOK® Samplers deliver representative batch or composite samples from even the most demanding applications.

Specialty Industries, Inc. (142) www.siiusa.net Specialty Industries Inc. serves the feed, grain and flour milling industries in concept design, renovations and new construction. Whether the project is large or small, an addition to a facility, or a totally new facility, Specialty Industries, Inc. offers the single source approach to help solve your material handling problems.

T.E. Ibberson Company (316) www.ibberson.com In 2011, T. E. Ibberson Company celebrates its 130th anniversary year as an award-winning provider of design/build construction services to the flour milling, feed, grain processing, petfood, food, cement and mineral industries. Through our dedicated staff of construction and engineering professionals, the cost-effective solutions available from T. E. Ibberson Company include slipform concrete storage, bulk material handling conveying systems, remodeling/renovation projects, millwright equipment installation, conceptual facility design, structural engineering, and construction management.

Tapco, Inc. (323) www.tapcoinc.com Tapco Inc. will be exhibiting its full line of elevator buckets and bolts. All styles of Tapco buckets: CC-HD, CC-XD and Super EuroBucket are made from the highest grades of polyethylene, polyurethane and nylon. Tapco offers the only full line of nonmetallic buckets that are completely interchangeable with existing steel buckets.

Temp-Air, Thermal Remediation Division (109) www.temp-air.com Thermal Remediation® from TEMP-AIR offers stored product pest heat treatment services and equipment and training to heat-it-yourself. This safe, effective, and environmentally friendly, patented heat treatment process kills the entire life cycle of all insects in food processing facilities, warehouses and bins and silos.

Todd & Sargent, Inc. (359) www.tsargent.com Todd & Sargent has specialized in engineering and construction services for over six decades. Our longevity in the industry is the result of committed owners and employees who take an unyielding approach to bringing their best to every project.

Ugur Makine (125) www.ugurmakina.com Ugur Machine, is one of the leading manufacturer and producer company in Turkey’s flour, semolina and feed milling machinery manufacturing industry. Ugur Machine offers complete Turn-Key mill: • Flour – semolina, corn mills + Feed –rice, salt, pasta lines, sugar processing plants • Steel silo,transportation, laboratory equipment and spare parts,Raw • Material, Product Storage Silo + Electric and PVC automation system + Weighing, dozing, blending machinery and equipment + Bagging and packaging machinery + Steel construction structures + Helpful accessories.

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Union Iron Works (227) www.unionironworks.com Union Iron manufactures material handling and storage equipment for use in commercial and large-farm markets. Product catalog includes: grain storage systems, bucket elevators, drag conveyors, screw conveyors, truck probes, towers and trusses, distributors, facility load out equipment and corn degerminators.

Unity Scientific (328) www.unityscientific.com Unity manufactures and sells a complete line of NIR (near-infrared) analyzers for at-line and on-line analysis. Unity offers a variety of easy to operate systems to help monitor your quality control at an affordable price.

Van Sickle, Allen & Associates (430) www.vansickleallen.com VAA provides professional engineering services on a variety of Ag-industrial projects. VAA, licensed in 48 states and 4 Canadian provinces, focuses on delivering value to our clients. Our team provides total project delivery services including: Planning and Feasibility Studies/Reports; Industrial Architecture/ General Arrangement; Site Development/Industrial Track Design; and Civil/ Structure/Mechanical/Electrical Engineering Services.

Vibronet Graf GmbH & Co. KG (327) www.vibronet.com Vibronet Graef GmbH, Germany, offers innovative quality products for all aspects of modern grain processing. Beside its patented vibration dampener for drastic temper time reduction, the company offers exact continuous metering of bulk solids, precise online temperature, moisture, protein and specific weight control systems, heating cabinets, powder hydration mixers, online color control techniques, automatic moisture controllers and water dosage, as well as grain decontamination and hygienization units for complete online grain process control.

Vigen Construction, Inc. (134) www.vigenconstruction.com Founded in 1938, Vigen Construction Inc. is a design/build industrial contractor specializing in the grain, feed and flour industries. Its expertise is in total turnkey construction; however, it also provides services that include remodeling and facility renovation, storage addition of slipformed concrete or steel. Vigen Construction is a full service company.

Vomm Impianti (231) www.vomm.it Impianti e Processi srl founded in 1969 with the aim to promote applied researches in advanced methods for transformation industry in food, chemical, pharmaceutical, zootechnical fields, and build plants for carrying out these processes at the best. Vortex® Valves North America, a Division of Salina Vortex® Corporation (321) www.salinavortex.com Serving the grain and milling industries for over 30 years, Vortex® is the world’s leading manufacturer of slide gates and diverters for handling dry bulk solids in gravity flow or pneumatic conveying systems. Vortex Valves offer application- proven solutions to material handling and process efficiency problems. Customers equate Vortex with quality valves and exceptional customer service.

Walinga Inc. (424, 426) www.walinga.com Custom built aluminum feed bodies and trailers, pneumatic conveying systems,

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recycling and rendering units, each built according to exacting standards. Every stage of the manufacturing process from design to completion is performed by Walinga. The customer benefits from a cost-effective durable product line that responds to any challenge with premium performance.

World Grain/Milling and Baking News (415) www.world-grain.com Serving readers in 136 countries, World Grain provides international coverage of the grain, flour, feed, and grain-based biofuels industries. The magazine, celebrating its 27th anniversary in 2009, focuses on issues such as grain storage, global trade, market trends and grain and feed processing operations. World Grain is the best resource for understanding the worldwide grain industry. For more than 80 years, Milling & Baking News has been the nation’s number one resource for the flour milling industry.

Younglove Construction, LLC (333) www.younglovellc.com Providing outstanding commitment to service and quality for more than 110 years, Younglove Construction, LLC, is the premier builder of agricultural and food industry facilities. Younglove’s experienced and dedicated team of designers, engineers, project managers, and workers builds enduring value and trust through continuous process improvement based on safety and quality, resulting in outstanding customer satisfaction.

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GENERAL CONFERENCE SPONSORS Alapala Machine Industry & Trade Inc. Blower Engineering Inc. Buhler Inc. Caravan Ingredients Creason Corrugating & Machinery Co. Great Western Manufacturing Co. Inc. IMAS North America The Industrial Fumigant Company (IFC) Inovair Kansas State University/Department of Grain Science International Grains Program Kice Industries, Inc. Milling Journal Premier Tech Systems SaatiTech Satake USA, Inc. Sefar Filtration, Inc. Tapco, Inc. Vortex Valves North America World Grain/Milling & Baking News Younglove Construction LLC

GOLF SPONSORS Caravan Ingredients Creason Corrugating & Machinery Co. Great Western Manufacturing Co., Inc. The Industrial Fumigant Company, LLC Jebb Brush Company Wright Group Vortex Valves North America

SPOUSE/GUEST PROGRAM SPONSORS Great Western Manufacturing Co., Inc.

EXHIBITOR RAFFLE AIB International Bunting Magnetics FAWEMA North America Grupo Idugel LTDA IMAS North America Innovative Magnetics Inovair Laidig Systems Inc. Nextteq, LLC Premier Tech Systems Research Products Company Sentry Equipment Company T.E. Ibberson Company Vortex Valves North America

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Host Committee Chairperson Program Committee Chairperson Randy Garvert Joel Hoffa ConAgra Mills The Mennel Milling Company Saginaw, Texas USA Minneapolis, Minnesota USA

Host Committee Vice Chairperson Program Committee Members Mark Watts Lionel Helweg Shawnee Milling Company Kraft Shawnee, Oklahoma USA Toledo, Ohio USA Tony Wasinger Honorary Conference Chairs Bay State Milling Co. Keith McFarlin Winona, Minnesota USA John Shouse Anthony Yount ConAgra Mills Registration Committee Chairperson Omaha, Nebraska USA Joel Whatley Tony Petersen Horizon Milling ConAgra Foods Galena Park, Texas USA Omaha, Nebraska USA Floor Managers Chairperson Ashok Sarkar Cary Efurd Canadian International Caravan Ingredients Grains Institute Frisco, Texas USA Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada Dr. Jeffrey Gwirtz Spouse/Guest Chairperson Kansas State University Ryan Platt Manhattan, Kansas USA C.H. Guenther & Son, Inc. San Antonio, Texas USA Product Showcase Chairperson Ted Korolchuk Golf Tournament Chairperson ConAgra Mills Mark Alfonso Omaha, Nebraska USA Morrison Milling Company/C.H. Guenther & Son, Inc. Denton, Texas USA

IMEF Auction Chairperson Randy Garvert ConAgra Mills Saginaw, Texas USA

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IAOM OFFICERS AND IMEF TRUSTEES

Bart Hahlweg International IAOM President, IMEF Immediate Past President ConAgra Mills, Oakland, California USA

Joe Woodard International IAOM Vice President, IMEF President ADM Milling Co., Arkansas City, Kansas USA

Aaron Black International IAOM Treasurer, IMEF Vice President Wilkins-Rogers, Inc. , Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania USA

Ivo Klaric International IAOM Immediate Past President Cargill, Inc. , Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada

Melinda Farris International IAOM Executive Vice President, IMEF Secretary/Treasurer International Association of Operative Millers, Overland Park, Kansas USA

DIRECTORS AND IMEF TRUSTEES

Central District Mideast & Africa District Jeff Hole Merzad Jamshidi Cereal Food Processors, Inc. KFF Mills - Ard Khoushe Fars Kansas City, KS, USA Tehran, Illinois USA

Eurasia District Niagara District Viorel Marin Philippe Pomerleau The National Assoc. of Flour Milling ADM Milling Co. & Baking Montreal, Quebec Canada Bucharest, Romania Ohio Valley District Flour City District David Jansen Joel Hoffa Siemer Milling Co. The Mennel Milling Co. Teutopolis, Illinois USA Newport, Minnesota USA Pacific District Golden West District Bill Harp Damon Sidles General Mills Miller Milling Company Great Falls, Montana USA Fresno, CA, USA Southeastern District Intermountain District Robert Ruckman Steve Neely Milner Milling Horizon Milling Birmingham, AL, USA Ogden, Utah USA Texoma District Latin America District Randy Garvert Marco Fava ConAgra Mills Molino Harinero Sula S.A. Saginaw, Texas USA San Pedro Sula, Honduras

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DIRECTORS AND IMEF TRUSTEES (continued)

Western Canadian District Wolverine District Kelly O’Brien John Shouse Rogers Foods, Ltd. Knappen Milling Co. Chilliwack, BC, Canada Augusta, MI, USA

Wheat State District Scott Ebbert ADM Milling Co. Salina, Kansas USA

DISTRICT OFFICERS Central District Jeff Hole, Director, Cereal Food Processors, Inc., Kansas City, KS, USA Alan Geesling, Chairman, ADM Milling Co., North Kansas City, MO, USA John Grabbe, Vice Chairman, ADM Milling Co., Saint Louis, MO, USA Jim Schroeder, Secretary/Treasurer, Great Western Mfg. Co., Leavenworth, KS, USA Scott Brooks, 1st Executive Committeeperson, ADM Milling Co., Saint Louis, MO, USA Mike Schuele, 2nd Executive Committeeperson, General Mills, Inc., Kansas City, MO, USA Bill Olson, Allied Trades Chairman, Caravan Ingredients, Parkville, MO, USA Carol Lashley, District Director of Meetings, Great Western Mfg. Co., Leavenworth, KS, USA

Eurasia District Viorel Marin, Director, Romanian National Association of Flour Milling and Baking Industries (ANAMOB), Bucharest, Romania Evgeny Gan, Leadership Council, Kazakhstan Union of Grain Processors and Bakers, Astana, Kazakhstan

Flour City District Joel Hoffa, Director, The Mennel Milling Company, Minneapolis, MN, USA Travis Devlin, Chairperson, North Dakota Mill, Grand Forks, ND, USA Michael Ginal, Vice Chairperson, Horizon Milling LLC, Rush City, MN, USA Gregory Vander Vorste, Secretary/Treasurer, Premier Tech Systems, Waconia, MN, USA Doug Hull, 1st Executive Committeeperson, Bay State Milling, Winona, MN, USA Mason Reid, 2nd Executive Committeeperson, ADM Milling Co., Minneapolis, MN, USA Mike McShane, 3rd Executive Committeeperson, Horizon Milling LLC, Mankato, MN, USA

Golden West District Damon Sidles, Director, Miller Milling Company, Fresno, CA, USA Mike Staggs, Chairperson, General Mills, Inc., Vernon, CA, USA Doug Barton, Vice Chairperson, Horizon Milling, LLC, Stockton, CA, USA Gary Geist, Secretary/Treasurer, Kings Valley Industries, Madera, CA, USA Nelson Selmer, 1st Exe. Committeeperson, Horizon Milling, LLC, San Bernardino, CA, USA Brad Beckwith, 2nd Exe. Committeeperson, ConAgra Mills, Stockton, CA, USA Ryan McLemore, 3rd Exe. Committeeperson, ConAgra Mills, Colton, CA, USA Miguel Martinez, 4th Exe. Committeeperson, ADM Milling Co., Los Angeles, CA, USA

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Intermountain District Steve Neely, Director, Horizon Milling, Ogden, UT, USA Dave Baker, Chairperson, Gilt Edge Flour Mills, Inc., Richmond, UT, USA Nick Wilson, Vice Chairperson, Wheatland Milling, Collinston, UT, USA David Heninger Secretary, Caravan Ingredients, Roy, UT, USA Jaime Lumbreras, 1st Executive Committeeperson, Gilt Edge Flour Mills, Inc., Richmond, UT, USA Zack Tillinghaust, 2nd Executive Committeeperson, Cereal Food Processors, Inc., Ogden, UT, USA Jeremy Ferguson, 3rd Executive Committeeperson, Pendleton Flour Mills, LLC, Blackfoot, ID, USA

Latin America District Marco Antonio Fava, Director, Molino Harinero Sula S.A., San Pedro Sula, Honduras David Tullo Chairperson, INAGRAIN, S.A., Santiago, Chile Gerald Richardson, Vice Chairperson, CETEC Cereal Technologies, Millersville, MD, USA Erwin G. Mier Halkyer, 1st Exe. Committeeperson, Grupo J. Rafael Nunez, Carretera Angelina, Cotui, Dominican Republic Tirso Tovar Calderon, Secretary/Treasurer, Enzipan de Colombia Ltda., Bogota DC, Cundinamarca, Colombia

Mideast & Africa District Merzad Jamshidi, Director, KFF Mills-Ard Khoushe Fars, Tehran, Iran Ali Habaj, Secretary/Treasurer, Oman Flour Mills, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman Yula Karaviotes, Chairperson, Amman Grand Mills, Amman, Jordan Walid Ali Mohamed Al Saeed, MEA Leadership Council, Al Saeed Trading, Taiz, Yemen Essa Al Ghurair, MEA Leadership Council, National Flour Mills Co. LLC, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Abubakar Bakhresa, MEA Leadership Council, Said Salim Bakhresa & Co. Ltd, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania Bachar Boubess, MEA Leadership Council, Modern Mills of Lebanon SAL, Beirut, Lebanon Eltalib Eissa, MEA Leadership Council, Turkish Milling Equipments Co., Khartoum Bahrry, Alsnaat, Sudan Seyed Mohammad Reza Mortazavi, MEA Leadership Council, Federation of Iranian Food Industry, Tehran, Iran Folaranmi Odunayo, MEA Leadership Council, Honeywell Flour Mills Limited, Tin Can Island, Apapa, Lagos, Nigeria Richard Prior, MEA Leadership Council, U.S. Wheat Associates, Inc., Cairo, Egypt Kacem Raji, MEA Leadership Council, AMGALA, Sidi Bernoussi, Casablanca, Morocco Martin Schlauri, MEA Leadership Council, Buhler AG, Geneva, Switzerland Nicolas Tsikhlakis, MEA Leadership Council,The Modern Flour Mills and Macaroni Factories Co. , Amman, Jordan Graham Worden, MEA Leadership Council, Canadian Wheat Board, Winnipeg, Canada Hakan Esen, MEA Leadership Council, Doruk Group, Istanbul, Turkey

Niagara District Philippe Pomerleau, Director, ADM Milling Company, Montreal, QC, Canada David Park, Chairperson, P & H Milling Group, Hanover, Canada Mike McDonald, Vice Chairperson, Howson and Howson Mills Ltd., Blyth, ON, Canada

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Spencer Hickey, Secretary, Caravan Ingredients, Mississauga, ON, Canada Darryl Tateishi, Treasurer, Jaymark Div., B.D.I. (Canada), Inc., St. Catharines, ON, Canada Drew Stewart, 1st Exe. Committeeperson, ADM Milling Company, Shiremanstown, PA, USA Art Freeman, Allied Trades Events Committeeperson, Artech Millwrights, Alma, ON, Canada

Ohio Valley District Dave Jansen, Director, Siemer Milling Co., Teutopolis, IL, USA Andrew Soukup, Chairperson, ADM Milling Co., Beach Grove, IN, USA Kevin Mohr, Vice Chairperson, The Mennel Milling Co., Bucyrus, OH, USA Tom Reed, Secretary, Research Products Co., Monticello, IL, USA Steve Mitchell, 1st Exe. Committeeperson, Siemer Milling Co., Hopkinsville, KY, USA Vern Huepenbecker, 2nd Exe. Committeeperson, Keynes Bros., Logan, OH, USA Ed Gwirtz, 3rd Exe. Committeeperson, The Mennel Milling Co., Bucyrus, OH, USA

Pacific District Bill Harp, Director, General Mills, Inc., Great Falls, MT, USA Mark Zschoche, Chairperson, General Mills, Inc., Great Falls, MT, USA Bill Schaefli, Vice Chairperson, Cereal Food Processors, Portland, OR, USA Steve Klett, Secretary, Bemis Company, Inc., Issaquah, WA, USA Jim Hickey, 1st Exe. Committeeperson, ADM Milling Co., Cheney, WA, USA Kyle Schiffelbein, 2nd Exe. Committeeperson, ADM Milling Co., Spokane, WA, USA

Southeastern District Bob Ruckman, Director, Milner Milling Company, Birmingham, AL, USA Charles Dawson, Chairperson, ConAgra Mills, Macon, GA Charles Richardson, Vice Chairperson, Mennel Milling Company, Roanoke, VA, USA Harry Myers, III, Secretary, Caravan Ingredients, Statesville, NC, USA Dustin Mariman, 1st Exe. Committeeperson, Wilkins-Rogers, Inc., Ellicott, MD, USA Jim Koons, 2nd Exe. Committeeperson, ADM Milling, Cleveland, TN Stephen Banks, 3rd Exe. Committeeperson, Milner Milling, Barnesville, GA, USA Art Creason, Allied Trades Representative, Creason Corrugating Co. LLC, Chattanooga, TN, USA

Texoma District Randy Garvert, Director, ConAgra Foods, Saginaw, TX, USA Aaron Stone, Chairperson, 21st Century Grain Processing, Dawn, TX, USA Mark Watts, Vice Chairperson, Shawnee Milling Co., Shawnee, OK, USA Cary Efurd, Secretary/Treasurer, Caravan Ingredients, Frisco, TX, USA Joel Whatley, 1st Exe. Committeeperson and IMEF Committee Chairperson, Horizon Milling Co., Galena Park, TX, USA Bob Schmidt, 2nd Exe. Committeeperson, ADM Milling Co., Enid, OK, USA Ryan Platt, 3rd Exe. Committeeperson, C.H. Guenther & Son, Inc., San Antonio, TX, USA

Western Canadian District Kelly O’Brien, Director, Rogers Foods, Ltd., Chilliwack, BC, Canada Ian Slimmon, Chairperson, Grain Millers, Inc., Yorkton, SK, Canada Terry Barnhardt, Vice Chairperson, ADM Milling Co., Winnepeg, MB, Canada Allen Doherty, Secretary/Treasurer, Hood Packaging Corporation, Saskatoon, SK, Canada John MacKenzie, 1st Exe. Chairperson, Anita’s Organic Grain & Flour Mill, Chilliwack, BC, Canada

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Wheat State District Scott Ebbert, Director, ADM Milling Co., Salina, KS, USA Marty Baker, Chairperson, ADM Milling Co., Arkansas City, KS, USA Jack Keltz, Vice Chairperson, Cereal Food Processors, Inc., Wichita, KS, USA Dick Zimmerman, Secretary/Treasurer, Creason Corrugating & Machinery, Inc., Wichita, KS, USA Sharon Entz, 1st Exe. Committeeperson, Horizon Milling Co., Wichita, KS, USA

Wolverine District John Shouse, Jr., Director, Knappen Milling Co., Augusta, MI, USA Kenneth Tilton, Chairperson, Star of the West Milling Co., Quincy, MI, USA Gary Chappell, Vice Chairperson, Knappen Milling, Augusta, MI, USA Wesley Lentz, Treasurer, Chelsea Milling Co., Chelsea, MI, USA Thomas Carpenter, Secretary, Caravan Ingredients Co., Lenexa, KS, USA Chad Tyrakowski, 1st Exe. Committeeperson, Mennel Milling Co. of Michigan, Dowa- giac, MI, USA

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