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WHERE AGRICULTURE & TECHNOLOGY MEET 2019 FARMFEST OFFICIAL SHOW PROGRAM AUGUST 6–8, 2019 REDWOOD COUNTY, MINNESOTA Farmfest.com MNFarmfest @mnfarmfest 800.827.8007 @MNFarmfest #MNFarmfest 2019 FARMFEST SPONSORS Reduce maintenance to increase uptime. Cenex® Ruby Fieldmaster® Premium Diesel Fuel and Cenex full-synthetic Maxtron® diesel engine oils are engineered to keep you in the fi eld longer. Cenex Ruby Fieldmaster provides a more complete burn to keep fuel and exhaust systems clean, increasing power and effi ciency with less repairs and more uptime. Use Ruby Fieldmaster with cutting-edge Maxtron heavy duty diesel engine oils, enhanced with EnduroVis™ polymer technology, to protect your critical engine parts from unnecessary breakdowns. Extend the life of your equipment with Cenex premium fuel and lubricants products. Visit us at booth #316 Find your local distributor at cenex.com/locator. © 2019 CHS Inc. chs7832_FarmfestAds.indd 1 6/26/19 2:28 PM WELCOME TO FARMFEST 2019! Hello there from the Farmfest team! We’re so glad you’re here. Each year we are proud to bring you valuable opportunities for networking, education, and political discussion and this, the 38th year, is no exception! There are so many new experiences to have at Farmfest this year. Wander around and see hundreds of exhibits, exciting technology, specialty crops, and a dedicated area for livestock demonstrations and exhibits. Ag policy and the farm economy are on the top of everybody’s minds in this current climate. As always, Farmfest brings you riveting programs that will keep you informed. Visit with national Ag leaders during our Ag Policy Discussion on Tuesday. We are so proud to have the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue, join us for the U.S. House Ag Committee Listening Session on the Farm Economy on Wednesday. There all so many learning opportunities throughout all three days of the show. We are fortunate to have Jolene Brown join us to give her keynote address, “Who’s Hiding the Humor,” sponsored by AgCountry Farm Credit Services and IDEAg Group. Speaker, author, and farmer, Jolene Brown brings her sense of humor and positive attitude to help us celebrate who we are and what we do for American agriculture. This year, Farm Bureau Financial Services brings the Wellness and Safety Pavilion to the show. This area of the show will certainly teach us the value of wellness and safety on the farm and in life with their tractor rollover rescue demonstration, health screenings, and exhibits with information on audiology, cancer, mental health, and farm safety for kids. To stay up to date on the latest exhibitors, events, and show announcements, be sure to download the Farmfest Mobile App! For app download instructions, turn to page 7. We appreciate our generous sponsors and all of our exhibitors who assist in making this a great show. Once again, thank you for coming to Farmfest. The IDEAg Team TABLE OF CONTENTS IDEAg Welcome ....................................................................3 Daily Events .........................................................................20 Minnesota Department of Agriculture Welcome ..................5 Editorial by U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar ...........................21 Farmfest Show Information ...................................................7 FBFS Wellness & Safety Pavilion Schedule .........................22 Directions ..............................................................................9 Register to Win Prizes .........................................................25 Farmfest Sponsors ...............................................................10 Show Map ...........................................................................26 Where to Go & Getting Around .........................................12 Exhibitor Listing (Alphabetical) ...........................................29 Food & Beverages ...............................................................13 Exhibitor Listing (By Product Category) ..............................36 Schedule of Events ..............................................................15 Local Attractions .................................................................49 Education Sessions ..............................................................16 Advertiser Index ..................................................................49 Special Events .....................................................................19 IDEAg Information ..............................................................50 Visit Farmfest.com and #MNFarmfest. 3 Here To Help You Grow AgCountry Farm Credit Services provides operating loans, real estate financing, home loans and equipment loans and leases as well as services for tax planning and preparation, farm accounting, appraisal, crop insurance and succession and retirement planning. Contact your local office to learn more. Be sure to stop by the AgCountry tent (F1). 4 2019 FARMFEST | AUGUST 6–8, 2019 www.agcountry.com • Follow us on social media Dear Friends, It’s my pleasure as your And check out the MDA’s booth Farmfest Center. For more than 30 new Commissioner of (Exhibit 517S) where you can learn years, Extension has been honoring Agriculture to welcome more about two new tracking farms of all types and sizes from every you to Farmfest 2019! technologies to help farmers better corner of the state, including century Farmfest is not new to determine the timing of pesticide farms, livestock farms, produce farms, me—I’ve lost track of and fertilizer applications. Technical organic farms, and many others. how many years I’ve been attending, experts will be on hand to answer Congratulations to this year’s Farm but I can assure you that these your questions. Families of the Year! three days are packed with the best With more than 500 exhibitors Thanks to all the folks at IDEAg for agriculture has to offer—the biggest covering more than 50 acres, you’ll their commitment to making Farmfest and best in farm machinery, new find something for everyone and the largest Ag and technology show innovations, informational forums, every family at Farmfest—for adults in the Upper Midwest. I hope to see and opportunities to network with Ag and kids alike. Farmfest is also you there! experts from a wide variety of fields. where we recognize the U of M Regards, The Minnesota Department of Extension’s Farm Families of the Year Agriculture is featuring three exciting for their contributions to Minnesota exhibits this year focusing on new agriculture and to their local crops and technology. Check out our communities. 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