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71St NAFB Convention 71st NAFB Convention November 12 - 14, 2014 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Alexis Abel Swanson Russell Chase Adams National Cattlemen's Beef Association Lisa Adams Sage Virtual Communications Mike Adams Farm Journal Media - Radio Janet Adkison RFD - TV/ RURAL - TV Augie Aga Northern Ag Network Greg Akagi WIBW Radio/Kansas Ag Network Dan Alcazar FarmLink Kelly Allen Ag Information Network Tommy Allen Ag Information Network Brian Allmer Brian Allmer Radio Network Ken Anderson Brownfield Ag News Tim Andriesen CME Group Max Armstrong Penton Farm Progress Companies Mike Austin WTAQ AM-FM/WDEZ Radio Cole Bailey Beck's Hybrids Zach Bailey Beck's Hybrids Mike Baise American Farmland Trust John Baker Brownfield Ag News Albert Bancroft Agro-Culture Liquid Fertilizers Ian Baring-Gould WINDExchange Katie Barnett Purdue University Walt Barnhart National Cattlemen's Beef Association Vanessa Barr Dow AgroSciences Kyle Bauer KFRM Radio John Becherer United Soybean Board / Soy Checkoff Bob Beck WinField Cassie Becker GROWMARK Dr. Lisa Becton National Pork Board Marla Behrends Midwest Dairy Association Sally Behringer MustangRED Communications Ken Benkstein Meyocks Jack Bernens Syngenta Karen Bernick KBMC Radio Michael Berry Verdesian Life Sciences Amy Biehl-Owens KRVN KNEB KTIC Rural Radio Network Harold Birch FamilyFarms Group Alan Blaylock, Ph.D. Agrium Wholesale John Block Olsson, Frank and Weeda PC Brandon Blue Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network USFRA Board Chairperson U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance Royce Bodiford 2014 NAFB Hall of Fame Inductee Angela Boesche WSMI AM/FM Radio Ryan Bond Verdesian Life Sciences Kurt Boney KELO/KELQ Radio Laurie Bonnot Brownfield Ag News Bob Bosold WAXX/WAYY Radio James Bower Bower Trading, Inc. Chip Bowling National Corn Growers Association Lorrie Boyer KSIR Radio Kim Brackett Cattlemen's Beef Board Matt Bradley ADAMA NAFB Convention Attendees 24 October 2014 71st NAFB Convention November 12 - 14, 2014 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Kelly Bray CropLife America Steve Bridge WFMB Radio Jordan Bright American Soybean Association Jeff Broin POET Chad Brommer BASF Corporation Karl Brooks U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 7 Charles Broughton DuPont Pioneer Dr. Howard Brown GROWMARK Kent Brown Kubota Tractor Corporation Liz Brown KOEL Radio Bill Brozak Exponent PR Bob Brunker J.L. Farmakis, Inc. Ann Bryan Syngenta Emily Buck Ohio State University Adam Buckallew Duff Dynamic Marketing Mary Jane Buerkle Plains Cotton Growers, Inc. Tom Buis Growth Energy Kayla Bullerman National Association of Wheat Growers/Ntl Wheat Fd Jim Call United Soybean Board / Soy Checkoff Colleen Callahan USDA Rural Development Karen Campbell WJBC Radio Barbara Campbell Determan Heartland Marketing Group, Inc. Wayne Carlson broadhead Dave Carter National Bison Association Dwayne Cartmell Oklahoma State University Neil Caskey United Soybean Board / Soy Checkoff Tom Cassidy Ag Radio Network, Inc. Patrick Cavanaugh California Ag Today Spencer Chase Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. Dipal Chaudhari Monsanto Ron Claussen Ag Media Research Micheal Clements KFEQ Radio Chelsea Clodfelder Purdue University Keith Collins National Crop Insurance Services Ken Colombini National Corn Growers Association John Combest Monsanto Matt Coniglio Penton Farm Progress Rich Conner Carbon Media Group Brian Conrady Farm Journal Media - TV Lauren Cook Farm Credit Amy Cooney AgStar Financial Services Gary Cooper AgNet Media Dave Coorts Arysta LifeScience Andrew Cotter 25 X '25 / Solutions from the Land Wade Cowan American Soybean Association Leona Cox AgriSolutions Inc. Gary Crawford HONORARY Cindy Cunningham National Pork Board Doug Cunningham KMIT Radio Gale Cunningham WYXY-FM Radio Roger Currier KXRB Radio Ryan Curtis Progressive Agriculture Foundation NAFB Convention Attendees 24 October 2014 71st NAFB Convention November 12 - 14, 2014 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Edward Czerwien USDA AMS Bill Dablow KBMW Radio Dan Danford Case IH Lindsey Dario Monsanto Sandretti David USDA Rural Development Beth Davis AdFarm Dillon Davis AgWatch Network Erin Davis United Soybean Board / Soy Checkoff Norm Davy ECO AGRO RESOURCES Jessica Decker FleishmanHillard Dr. Joe Dedrickson Merial Annette Degnan CHS Patrick Delaney American Soybean Association Jeff Dema FarmLink Jen Deppe Merck Animal Health Mark DePrez Farm Journal Media - Radio James Dewey WTAD Radio Dave Dickey WILLAG.ORG Ag Gary DiGiuseppe Arkansas Radio Network Bob Dinneen Renewable Fuels Association Jon Doggett National Corn Growers Association Bryan Doherty Stewart-Peterson Betty Doke Protect the Harvest Val Dolcini USDA Farm Service Agency Jennifer Dombrowski WGFA Radio Todd Domer Kansas Livestock Association Mark Dorenkamp Big Show Radio Doug Dorsey Monsanto BioAg Ellen Dougherty USDA Foreign Agricultural Service Dave Downing ADAMA Courtnay Doyle KATE Radio Mary Jane Duff Duff Dynamic Marketing Jordan Dunn Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Bruce Eberle Rabo AgriFinance Jordin Edwards Paulsen Marketing Inc Chad Effertz Arysta LifeScience Tom Eickhoff Monsanto Patti Ellett J. L. Famakis, Inc. Rob Elliott National Corn Growers Association Philip Ellis National Cattlemen's Beef Association Jane Ertl IA Agribusiness Radio Network Andrew Eubank Hoosier Ag Today Jim Evans University of Illinois Katana Ewbank AMVAC Chemical Corporation Gary Exline KFEQ Radio Tera Fair American Seed Trade Association Megan Fairchild Anderson AgriBank William Farmakis J.L. Farmakis, Inc. John Farner Irrigation Association Matthew Farr ViaSat Gary Farrell Agricultural Retailers Association Jim Farrell Farmers National Company NAFB Convention Attendees 24 October 2014 71st NAFB Convention November 12 - 14, 2014 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Nick Fassler BASF Corporation Nicole Fennewald Missouri State University Lacey Fielder Sullivan Higdon and Sink Lasha Figueroa-Alston Purdue University Todd Firkins Bayer HealthCare Ashley Fischer Beck's Hybrids Christopher Fleming KJTV AM 950 Radio Suzanne Fletcher Agrium Wholesale Beverly Flores John Deere Chip Flory Farm Journal Media - Radio Margaret Fogarty Farm Credit Michael Formica National Pork Producers Council Leann Fox US Forest Service Sarah Fox Agrium Wholesale Becky Frankenbach Missouri Corn Growers Association Rita Frazer RFD Radio Network® Ryan French DuPont Pioneer Linda Frerichs Arysta LifeScience Pam Fretwell Farm Journal Media - Radio McKenna Frevert University Of Nebraska-Lincoln Lynette Fuller KOEL Radio Ray Gaesser American Soybean Association Dewayne Gandy KRMO Radio Joe Gangwish KRVN/Rural Radio Network Therese Gast KBMW Radio Richard Gearhart Cal Poly State University Alexis Gee Missouri State University Dick Gehring National Bison Association David Geiger Agribusiness Association of Iowa David Gentry WDWS Radio Cailee Gilbreath Sorghum Checkoff Joe Gill KASM Radio Nick Giordano National Pork Producers Council Randy Giroux Cargill AgHorizons Neal Gladner Louisiana Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio Network Carlee Glassburn Purdue University Jason Glover Nutra-Flo Susan Goley Purdue University Jenny Goodman DuPont Crop Protection Randy Gordon National Grain and Feed Association Chandler Goule National Farmers Union John Graettinger Merck Animal Health Chris Grams CME Group Coral Graszer Karwoski & Courage Ron Gray U.S. Grains Council Meghan Grebner Brownfield Ag News Laurie Greene California Ag Today Brad Greenway National Pork Board Eddie Griffis KJTV AM 950 Radio Jerry Groskreutz KDHL Radio Greg Guse Paulsen Marketing Inc. Al Gustin Emeritus NAFB Member NAFB Convention Attendees 24 October 2014 71st NAFB Convention November 12 - 14, 2014 Westin Crown Center Kansas City, MO Name Company Thad Haes Valent U.S.A Coporation Rick Haines Independent Ag Network Howard Hale KSIR Radio Kelsey Hall Utah State University Rusty Halvorson American Ag Network Jesse Hamonic Monsanto Matt Hancock FMC Corporation Dave Hansen Swanson Russell Mike Hansen RFD - TV/ RURAL - TV Sheri Hansen The Lacek Group Tom Harding Infinity Direct - Agriculture Dave Harding Charleston|Orwig Cebrina Hardy RFD Radio Network® Julie Harker Brownfield Ag News Lauren Harlow Valent U.S.A Coporation Jerry Harrington PR Professional Bob Haselwood United Soybean Board / Soy Checkoff William Hatfield Unversity of Illinois Dr. Larry Hawkins Bayer HealthCare Mark Hayes National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Phillip Hayes American Sugar Alliance Ron Hays Radio Oklahoma Network Wes Hays Monsanto Jessie Headrick CHS Inc. Joseph Hearn Regional Reps Rod Hebrink AgStar Financial Services Mike Hechtner Farm Credit Jody Heemstra Red River Farm Network Jill Heggen FMC Corporation Scott Heiberger National Farm Medicine Center Ashley Heil University of Wisconsin-River Falls Joel Heitkamp KFGO Radio Courtney Henderson GROWTH ENERGY Lynn Henderson Agri Marketing magazine Jodi Henke Meredith Corporation Laura Henke Charleston|Orwig, Inc. Terry Henne WSGW Radio John Herath Farm Journal Media - Radio Mike Hergert Red River Farm Network Bruce Herz Bader Rutter & Associates, Inc. Nicole Heslip Michigan Farm Radio Network Ann Hess Alltech Zach Hetterick Case IH Ty Higgins Ohio Ag Net Dr. Howard Hill National Pork Producers Council Sabrina Hill AgNet West Taylor Hillman AgNet West Radio Network Dustin Hoffmann KLGR Radio Sidney Holland Texas A&M University Van Holmes Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A. Bill Holst WNAX Radio Wayne Honeycutt Farm Foundation, NFP NAFB Convention Attendees 24 October 2014 71st NAFB Convention November 12 - 14, 2014 Westin Crown Center Kansas City,
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