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The 2020 Risk & Profit Conference will be a fully virtual experience this year due to COVID-19, but will feature the same high-quality expertise of K-State agricultural economists as any other year. 

K-State’s Risk & Profit Conference to be offered completely online Aug. 10-14

Participate from anywhere, organizers say

July 24, 2020

 

MANHATTAN, Kan. — Agricultural producers in Kansas and other states this year can participate in Kansas State University’s Risk & Profit Conference from wherever they are as the university takes the entire conference online. The conference is set for Aug. 10-14.

From producers to processors to consumers, the new coronavirus has affected every aspect of life, so this year’s conference will focus on the economics of agriculture during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Different sessions are scheduled for each day, including the popular livestock and grain market outlooks. Sessions run from noon to 1:30 p.m. each day except Thursday, when an expanded schedule runs from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. That day also features an open chat at lunchtime with extension specialists.

A complete schedule and registration is available online. Questions can be directed to Rich Llewelyn at rvl@ksu.edu.

 

At a glance

The annual Risk & Profit Conference featuring agricultural economics experts from Kansas State University will be 100% online this year due to COVID-19. The conference will feature a full array of sessions Aug. 10-14.

Website

AgManager.info registration page

Source

Rich Llewelyn
785-532-1504
rvl@ksu.edu

Written by

Mary Lou Peter
913-856-2335 Ext. 130
mlpeter@ksu.edu
 

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