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Attendee List 72nd NAFB Convention November 11 - 13, 2015 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Kevin Aandahl U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance Chase Adams National Cattlemen's Beef Association Mike Adams Farm Journal Broadcasting Dean Adkins KMA Radio Janet Adkison RURAL RADIO on SiriusXM 147 Augie Aga Northern Ag Network Jennifer Aiman Livestock Marketing Association Gregory Akagi Kansas Agriculture Network Katie Allen K-State Research and Extension/K-State Radio Network Kelly Allen Ag Information Network Of The West Tommy Allen Ag Information Network Of The West Dr. John Anderson American Farm Bureau Federation Greg Anderson National Biodiesel Board Ken Anderson Brownfield Ag News Megan Andriankaja BASF Corporation Tim Andriesen CME Group Jennifer Armbruster Farm Credit Max Armstrong Penton Agriculture Eric Atkinson K-State Research and Extension Kansas State University Mike Austin WTAQ AM-FM/WDEZ Radio Pam Bachman Monsanto Rodney Bain USDA Radio John Baker Brownfield Ag News Sarah Baker Archer Malmo Brian Banks The Andersons Nutra-Flo Chuck Barber Eco Agro Resources Martin Barbre National Corn Growers Association/U.S Farmers & Ranchers Alliance Steve Barnhart WinField Vanessa Barr Bader Rutter Brian Battles Arysta LifeScience Kyle Bauer KFRM Radio John Becherer United Soybean Board Cassie Becker Archer Malmo Marla Behrends Midwest Dairy Association Brooke Behrendt Swanson Russell Sally Behringer MustangRED Communications Matt Bennett Monsanto Brody Benton DuPont Crop Protection Amy Berry WKDZ/WHVO Radio Amy Biehl-Owens KRVN/Rural Radio Network Jennifer Blackburn National Sorghum Producers and Sorghum Checkoff Brett Blankenship National Association of Wheat Growers John Block Olsson Frank Weeda Terman Matz P.C. Brandon Blue Big Show Radio Erica Boe Exponent PR Eric Boeck DuPont Pioneer Marlin Bohling RFD - TV/ RURAL - TV Jeanna Boland KRVN/Rural Radio Network Ryan Bond Verdesian Life Sciences 2015 NAFB Convention Attendees 20 October 2014 72nd NAFB Convention November 11 - 13, 2015 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Laurie Bonnot Brownfield Ag News James Born National Sorghum Producers Leo Bose Case IH Bob Bosold WAXX/WAYY Radio James Bower Bower Trading, Inc. Katie Bowles WSMI AM/FM Radio Chip Bowling National Corn Growers Association/U.S Farmers & Ranchers Alliance Lorrie Boyer KSIR Radio Amy Bradford GROWMARK, Inc. Kellie Bray CropLife America Tim Brennan Farm Foundation, NFP Steven Bridge WFMB Radio Bruce Brinkmeyer Bayer Jeff Broin POET Mindi Brookhart Ohio State University David Brown WITY Radio Kent Brown Kubota Tractor Corporation Liz Brown KOEL-AM Radio Taylor Brown Northern Ag Network Bob Brunker J.L. Farmakis, Inc. Tracy Brunner NCBA Ann Bryan Syngenta Emily Buck The Ohio State University Mary Jane Buerkle Plains Cotton Growers, Inc. Amy Bugg Verdesian Life Sciences Tom Buis GROWTH ENERGY Angi Bunn Agro-Culture Liquid Fertilizers Amanda Bush The Ohio State University Jenna Butler J.L. Farmakis, Inc. Josh Bynum Monsanto Paige Calhoun PadillaCRT Colleen Callahan USDA Rural Development - Illinois Karen Campbell WJBC Radio Barbara Campbell Determan Heartland Marketing Group, Inc. Samantha Capoun Kansas State University Ron Carleton U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Jeff Carpenter DuPont Crop Protection Dave Carter National Bison Association Dwayne Cartmell Oklahoma State University Daniel Cash Midwest Communications Neil Caskey United Soybean Board Lisa Cassady Iowa Corn Growers Association Tom Cassidy Ag Radio Network, Inc. Patrick Cavanaugh California Ag Today Jeff Cecil Syngenta Nicole Chance University of Illinois College of ACES Spencer Chase Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. Dipal Chaudhari Monsanto Ron Claussen Ag Media Research 2015 NAFB Convention Attendees 20 October 2014 72nd NAFB Convention November 11 - 13, 2015 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Jesse Cler West Central Distribution Don Close Rabo AgriFinance Matt Coniglio Penton Agriculture Aidan Connolly Alltech Brian Conrady Farm Journal Broadcasting Amy Cooney AgStar Financial Services Wade Cowan American Soybean Association Ashley Craft National Crop Insurance Services John Craft KONA Radio Cara Cramer National Pork Producers Council Amanda Crow Iowa State University Kathleen Cuddy Midwest Dairy Association Cindy Cunningham National Pork Board Doug Cunningham KMIT Radio Gale Cunningham WYXY-FM Radio Mike Cunningham National Biodiesel Board Roger Currier KXRB Radio David Curry Agrium Ryan Curtis Progressive Agriculture Foundation Edward Czerwien Cattle and Beef Market Info and Analytics Dan Danford Case IH Joe Daughhetee WITY Radio John David National Association of Broadcasters Dillon Davis AgWatch Network Erin Davis United Soybean Board Joe Dedrickson Merial Annette Degnan CHS Inc. Patrick Delaney American Soybean Association Jeff Dema FarmLink Risa DeMasi Grassland Oregon/American Seed Trade Association Jennifer Deppe MorganMyers, Inc. Mark DePrez Farm Journal Broadcasting James Dewey WTAD Radio Robert Dinneen Renewable Fuels Association Bryce Doeschot University of Nebraska -Lincoln Jon Doggett National Corn Growers Association Bryan Doherty Stewart-Peterson Betty Doke Protect the Harvest Jennifer Dombrowski WGFA Radio Todd Domer Kansas Livestock Association Mark Dorenkamp Brownfield Ag News Doug Dorsey Monsanto Ellen Dougherty USDA Foreign Agricultural Service Courtnay Doyle KATE Radio Dave Drennan Missouri Dairy Association Mary Jane Duff Advanta Seeds Jason Dvorak WinField Josh Earll Iowa State University Alex Easley Arkansas State University 2015 NAFB Convention Attendees 20 October 2014 72nd NAFB Convention November 11 - 13, 2015 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Jordin Edwards Paulsen Tom Eickhoff Monsanto Rick Ekins FMC Corporation Andrew Eubank Hoosier Ag Today Gary Exline KFEQ Radio Megan Fairchild Anderson AgriBank Farm Credit Bank Megan Fallon Exponent PR William Farmakis J.L. Farmakis, Inc. Matthew Farr Exede Internet Jim Farrell Farmers National Company Laudan Fenster BASF Corporation Christine Feroli USDA Rural Development Jake Flanders John Deere ISG Christopher Fleming KJTV AM 950 Radio Chip Flory Farm Journal Broadcasting Laura Foell U.S. Soybean Export Council Michael Formica National Pork Producers Council Chris Forrest Agrium Allison Fortner University of Georgia Leann Fox Utah State University Sarah Fox Agrium Becky Frankenbach Missouri Corn Growers Association Rita Frazer RFD Radio Network® Kendal Frazier National Cattlemen's Beef Association Ryan French DuPont Pioneer Linda Frerichs Arysta LifeScience Estil Fretwell Missouri Farm Bureau Pam Fretwell Farm Journal Broadcasting McKenna Frevert University Of Nebraska-Lincoln Justin Fritscher USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Kelli Fulkerson National Sorghum Producers Lynette Fuller KOEL-AM Radio Ray Gaesser American Soybean Association Joe Gangwish KRVN/Rural Radio Network Dick Gehring National Bison Association Amie Gianino National Corn Growers Association Joseph Gill KASM Radio Nick Giordano National Pork Producers Council Neal Gladner Louisiana Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio Network Cody Glaser KKOW Radio Todd Gleason University of Illinois | WILLAg.org Jason Glover The Andersons Alan Goldsby CHS Inc. Jennifer Goldston FarmLink Sarah Gonzalez National Grain and Feed Association Chelsea Good Livestock Marketing Association John Gooding WGFA Radio Randy Gordon National Grain and Feed Association Stacey Gorman The Cotton Board 2015 NAFB Convention Attendees 20 October 2014 72nd NAFB Convention November 11 - 13, 2015 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Chandler Goule National Farmers Union Lindsay Graber Livestock Marketing Association Chris Grams CME Group Kirstin Grantham AgriBank Farm Credit Bank Coral Graszer Kinze Manufacturing Whitney Gray CropLife America Billy Grayless The Ohio State University Meghan Grebner Brownfield Ag News Laurie Greene California Ag Today Mark Greenwood AgStar Financial Services Melissa Gregory KFEQ Radio Eddie Griffis KJTV AM 950 Radio Jerry Groskreutz KDHL Radio Mike Gryp Kinze Manufacturing Greg Guse Paulsen Al Gustin EMERITUS Erica Guthrie McCormick Company Jared Hagert United Soybean Board Mark Hague EPA Region 7 Rick Haines Independent Ag Network Jerry Hall Grassland Oregon Kelsey Hall Utah State University Kindra Hall University of Arkansas Rusty Halvorson American Ag Network Andee Hammen Iowa State University Dahlen Hancock Cotton Council International Mike Hansen RFD - TV/ RURAL - TV Sheri Hansen Lacek Virginia Hanson Iowa State University John Hardin Hardin Farms Dave Harding Charleston|Orwig, Inc. Jesse Harding KRVN/Rural Radio Network Tom Harding Infinity Direct - Agriculture Cebrina Hardy RFD Radio Network® Julie Harker Brownfield Ag News Tracy Harris Central Life Sciences Carah Hart Red River Farm Network Jeff Hartz Wyffels Hybrids Bob Haselwood United Soybean Board/Soy Checkoff Dr. Larry Hawkins, DVM bayer John Hawley Utah State University Jerry Hayes Monsanto Phillip Hayes American Sugar Alliance Wes Hayes Monsanto Sarah Haymaker USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Ronald Hays Radio Oklahoma Network Joseph Hearn Regional Reps Corp Jody Heemstra South Dakota Department of Agriculture Charmayne Hefley California Ag Today 2015 NAFB Convention Attendees 20 October 2014 72nd NAFB Convention November 11 - 13, 2015 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Scott Heiberger National Farm Medicine Center Kevin Heikes FarmLink Sarah Heinrich KFGO Radio Mitch Heisler Wyffels Hybrids Courtney Henderson GROWTH ENERGY Lynn Henderson Agri Marketing magazine Tina Henderson
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