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Trade Show Hours Wednesday, December 12 9:00 A.M.–5:30 P.M 40th ANNIVERSARY dec 12-13 2012 SACRAMENTO CA official program trade show hours wednesday, december 12 9:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. thursday, december 13 9:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Tweet using #AlmondConf to share your thoughts and lessons learned day 1 agenda december 12, Remember when... You were graduating from high school and felt daunted by the idea of paying for college? Now is your chance to make a difference in a graduating senior’s life. Visit The Almond Conference’s silent auction for a chance to win specialty gifts ranging from toy tractors to sample herbicides to work boots to hunting gear to destination vacations and everything in between! FFA volunteers at 2010 conference 100% of the proceeds from the silent auction will be donated to the California FFA Association and used for scholarships. Be sure to visit the auction in Hall A + B both Wednesday and Thursday to bid on unique items. HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN A GRADUatING FFA STUDENT’S LIFE day 1, crop of choice Schedule is subject to change. day 1, nut of choice Schedule is subject to change. TIME CROP OF CHOICE LOCatION TIME NUT OF CHOICE LOCatION East Lobby, East Lobby, 7:00 a.m. REGISTRatION OPENS 7:00 a.m. REGISTRatION OPENS 3rd Floor 3rd Floor CaLIFORNIA ALMOND SUPPLY: ENSURING ItS FUTURE Moderator: Richard Waycott (ABC) CaLIFORNIA ALMOND SUPPLY: ENSURING ItS FUTURE Speakers: Bill Harp (ABC Chairman), Jerry Hagstrom (Hagstrom Report), Room 313 + Moderator: Richard Waycott (ABC) 8:00–9:15 a.m. Speakers: Bill Harp (ABC Chairman), Jerry Hagstrom (Hagstrom Report), Room 313 + Charlie Arnot (Center of Food Integrity) 314 + 315 8:00–9:15 a.m. CCA Units: 1.0 Professional Development Charlie Arnot (Center of Food Integrity) 314 + 315 DPR Units: 0.5 Other CCA Units: 1.0 Professional Development DPR Units: 0.5 Other 9:00–5:30 p.m. TRADE Show OPEN Hall A + B day 1 agenda DEDICatED TRADE Show TIME AND CoFFEE BREAK day 1 agenda 9:15–10:00 a.m. Hall A + B 9:00–5:30 p.m. TRADE Show OPEN Hall A + B Sponsored by Ripon Manufacturing Co., Inc. DEDICatED TRADE Show TIME AND COFFEE BREAK 9:15–10:00 a.m. Hall A + B DESIGNING AND DEVELOPING A NEW ALMOND ORChaRD Sponsored by Ripon Manufacturing Co., Inc. Moderator: Bob Curtis (ABC) Speakers: Roger Duncan (UCCE – Stanislaus County), David Doll (UCCE – Merced Room 313 + 9:45 –11:00 a.m. TRADE DEVELOPMENT ChaLLENGES IN EUROPE AND ASIA-PaCIFIC County), Ken Shackel (UC Davis) 314 + 315 Moderator: Peggy Fyffe (ABC) CCA Units: 0.25 Soil and Water Management, 0.5 Crop Management 9:45 –11:00 a.m. Speakers: Vincent Rieckmann (August Töpfer & Co.), Sudarshan Mazumdar Room 306 + 307 DPR Units: 0.5 Other (ABC), Daniel Chan (PR Consultants) SPECIAL PRESENtatION: USDA’S SECREtaRY OF AGRICULTURE, CCA Units: 0.5 Professional Development december 12, Room 313 + december 12, 11:00 –11:40 a.m. TOM VILSACK 314 + 315 Moderator: Richard Waycott (ABC) SPECIAL PRESENtatION: USDA’S SECREtaRY OF AGRICULTURE, Room 313 + LUNCHEON 11:00 –11:40 a.m. TOM VILSACK Sponsored by Yosemite Farm Credit 314 + 315 12:00–12:50 p.m. Hall C Moderator: Richard Waycott (ABC) Speaker: Richard Waycott (ABC) Tickets may still be available at registration. LUNCHEON 12:50–1:10 p.m. DEDICatED TRADE Show TIME Hall A + B Sponsored by Yosemite Farm Credit 12:00–12:50 p.m. Hall C Speaker: Richard Waycott (ABC) What’S NEW IN NITROGEN MaNAGEMENT Tickets may still be available at registration.. Moderator: Gabriele Ludwig (ABC) Speakers: Joe Karkoski (Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board), Room 313 + 1:15–2:25 p.m. 12:50–1:10 p.m. DEDICatED TRADE Show TIME Hall A + B Patrick Brown (UC Davis) 314 + 315 CCA Units: 1.0 Nutrient Management MARKETING AROUND THE WORLD 1:15–2:25 p.m. Room 312 DPR Units: 0.5 Laws and Regulations, 0.5 Other CCA Units: 0.25 Professional Development MEtaL SPONSOR PRESENtatION: RESEARCH ON thE SaFETY METAL SPONSOR PRESENtatION: RESEARCH ON thE SaFETY OF PRISTINE® FUNGICIDE to HONEY BEE CoLONIES Room 313 + OF PRISTINE® FUNGICIDE to HONEY BEE CoLONIES Room 313 + 2:25–2:45 p.m. 2:25–2:45 p.m. Moderator: Richard Waycott (ABC) 314 + 315 Moderator: Richard Waycott (ABC) 314 + 315 Speakers: Joseph Wisk (BASF Corporation) Speakers: Joseph Wisk (BASF Corporation) 2:45–3:20 p.m. DEDICATED TRADE SHOW TIME Hall A + B 2:45–3:20 p.m. DEDICatED TRADE Show TIME Hall A + B MARKETING AROUND THE WORLD RESEARCH UPDATES 3:20–4:30 p.m. Room 312 Moderator: Bob Curtis (ABC) Room 313 + CCA Units: 0.25 Professional Development 3:20–4:30 p.m. CCA Units: 0.25 Soil and Water Management, 0.5 Integrated Pest Management 314 + 315 4:30–5:30 p.m. POSTER SESSION Hall A + B DPR Units: 0.5 Laws and Regulations, 0.5 Other 4:30–5:30 p.m. attENDEE AND ExhIBItoR SOCIAL hoUR Hall A + B 4:30–5:30 p.m. POSTER SESSION Hall A + B 4:30–5:30 p.m. AHPA GENERAL MEETING Room 306 + 307 4:30–5:30 p.m. ATTENDEE AND EXHIBITOR SOCIAL HOUR Hall A + B Evening EVENING ON owN 4:30–5:30 p.m. AHPA GENERAL MEETING Room 306 + 307 Evening EVENING ON owN REStaURANT DISCOUNTS Many Sacramento restaurants are offering discounts to The Almond Conference attendees. A list of all restaurants offering Show Your Badge discounts can be found in your conference bag. CoME VISIT thE ALMOND INDUSTRY TRADE Show IN haLL A + B, 9:00 A.M.–5:30 P.M. • Wednesday breaks are sponsored by Ripon • Be sure to visit the Almond Board booth to sign Manufacturing Co., Inc. up for the USDA-NASS Census and receive a • Relax in the Exhibit Hall Lounge sponsored gift as a token of our appreciation. by Flory Industries. • Be sure to visit the auction in Hall A + B both Wednesday and Thursday to bid on the silent auction items. 2012 dec sacramento session overview CaLIFORNIA ALMOND SUPPLY: ENSURING ItS FUTURE RooM 313 + 314 + 315 • 8:00–9:15 A.M. CROP OF CHOICE MoDERatoR: RIChaRD WAYCott (ABC) DESIGNING AND DEVELOPING A NEW ALMOND ORChaRD SPEAKERS: BILL HARP (ABC ChaIRMAN), JERRY HAGSTROM (HAGSTROM REPORT), RooM 313 + 314 + 315 • 9:45–11:00 A.M. ChaRLIE ARNot (CENTER FOR FooD INTEGRITY) MODERatoR: BOB CURTIS (ABC) CCA UNITS: 1.0 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT • DPR UNITS: 0.5 OthER SPEAKERS: RoGER DUNCAN (UCCE – StaNISLAUS CoUNTY), DaVID DoLL (UCCE – MERCED CoUNTY), KEN ShaCKEL (UC DaVIS) This symposium will begin with a welcome from the Chairman of the Almond Board of California Board of Directors, Bill Harp, and CCA UNITS: 0.25 SoIL AND WatER MaNAGEMENT, 0.5 CROP MaNAGEMENT • DPR UNITS: 0.5 OthER the Board’s President and CEO Richard Waycott. Bill and Richard will comment on several of the principal issues currently facing Careful planning before planting/replanting a new orchard is key to starting off an almond orchard on the right foot. The careful the industry, providing both opportunity and challenge. Guest speakers will describe the landscape, which will affect agricultural management of young trees helps to ensure the longevity and productivity of a healthy orchard. In this session several almond day 1 agenda practices and food products, based on the outcome of the recent elections and the macro trends involving consumer and farm advisors and researchers will provide growers with factors to consider in making some of the critical choices in the life of an day 1 agenda customer attitudes. almond orchard that an almond grower has to make. SPECIAL PRESENtatION What’S NEW IN NITROGEN MaNAGEMENT RooM 313 + 314 + 315 • 11:00–11:40 A.M. RooM 313 + 314 + 315 • 1:15–2:25 P.M. MoDERatoR: RIChaRD WAYCott (ABC) MODERatoR: GabRIELE LUDWIG (ABC) SPEAKER: TOM VILSACK (USDA’S SECREtaRY OF AGRICULTURE) SPEAKERS: JOE KaRKOSKI (CENTRAL VaLLEY REGIONAL WatER QUALITY CoNTROL BoaRD), PatRICK BRowN (UC DaVIS) California Almonds and the California Almond industry touch so many of today’s most timely topics, such as health, water, CCA UNITS: 1.0 NUTRIENT MaNAGEMENT • DPR UNITS: 0.5 LawS AND REGULatIONS, 0.5 OthER air quality, food safety, etc. As such, there is no better person to address conference attendees than USDA’s Secretary of Fertilizing almonds is one of the biggest annual input costs into an almond orchard, thus growers are always asking themselves december 12, Agriculture, Tom Vilsack, who will share valuable information as it relates to today’s rapidly changing times. “are there better ways to manage this input?” In addition, particularly for nitrogen fertilizer, concerns about environmental impacts december 12, by nitrogen inputs are leading to regulations. This session will provide an update on new groundwater regulations focused on LUNCHEON reducing nitrate leaching as part of the Irrigated Lands Program, which will affect almost every grower in the Central Valley. It will HALL C • 12:00–12:50 P.M. also focus on improved techniques growers can use to help decide when and how much nitrogen fertilizer their orchards need SPONSORED BY YOSEMITE FARM CREDIT SPEAKER: RICHARD WAYCott (ABC) based on the ongoing research the Almond Board has been funding. ABC’s President and CEO, Richard Waycott, will share his perspectives on the progress that Almond Board of California has RESEARCH UPDATES achieved over the past year and how he sees the coming year’s challenges and opportunities. Richard will remark on the key RooM 313 + 314 + 315 • 3:20–4:30 P.M.
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