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Speakers named for Heart of America Dairy Expo

CHESTERFIELD, Mo. -- The new Heart of America Dairy Expo and trade show will feature two nationally known dairy speakers in Dr. Scott Brown of the University of Missouri and Dana Brooks of the National Milk Producers Association.

The Expo and trade show, scheduled for January 25-26, will be held at the Ramada Oasis Hotel and Convention Center in Springfield, Missouri. It is open to all dairy farmers and allied industry.

"Dr. Brown will be on the program twice with an early bird seminar the night before the Expo on January 24 discussing "Ways to Reduce Risk for Dairy Farmers" followed by a "Market Outlook--What's in the Cards for Dairy" during Friday's luncheon," says Dave Drennan, expo manager.

Registration is free for dairy farmers and their families but meal reservations are required for the Friday and Saturday luncheons. For more information and reservations, attendees can register online at www.heartofamericadairy.org

Allied industry registrations are $40 for the two day Expo unless they are an exhibitor/sponsor of the Expo," says Drennan.

Hotel reservations for the Expo may be made online at oasis@springfieldoasis.com or by calling 417-866-5253 or 888-532-4338 and ask for the special rate for the Heart of America Dairy Expo room block.

Additional questions may be directed to dairystl@aol.com or 636-519-9300," concludes Drennan.



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