‍A Message From Our Staff

 The 2022 AgroExpo was a great success, with a record amount of exhibitors, attendees, and so many memories were made. It could not have been possible without the hard work, dedication, and leadership from our recently retired Industry Relations Manager, Burt Henry.

Burt had been with the AgroExpo for 4 years and could be easily recognized by his mobile billboard, as some like to call it. He is now spending his retirement, as he would say, "Cutting down to 40 hours a week working." 

With Burt's retirement, the AgroExpo will now be under the leadership of Jessie Nash, the 2023 AgroExpo Show Coordinator. AgroExpo exhibitors should expect to see lots of communications from Jessie in the near future regarding the AgroExpo and FFA Crop Management Challenge.

The AgroExpo team is now hard at work trying to ensure that the 2023 show is just as successful as the last. Our registration packets have been released and we already have a list of exhibitors registered for the next year.

We want to inform all potential exhibitors that registration forms are due December 1st for returning members to guarentee their booth space. After February 27th, there will be an additional $100 added to all registration fees as our early registration period will end. We have added outdoor lots to our show grounds this year so there is opportunity for growth. Demonstrations for the show this year will showcase sprayers from a variety of exhibitors. This year will be different in that a demonstration tent will be placed near the demonstration plots to allow exhibitors to share the attributes of equipment.

We are excited for another great year with the AgroExpo and we are looking forward to connecting, discovering and innovating with you!

‍Know a Student Looking for an Internship?

‍The North Central Research Station is looking for 2023 Diversified Interns. Interns will be have opportunities to:

• ‍Gain exposure to various aspects of ag business throughout the company, including but not limited to: Marketing, Sales, Agronomic Sciences, and Operations.
• Conduct scientific field research on various crops and soil chemistry and physiology.
• Collect and analyze data, learn about various technology for tracking, measuring and recordkeeping.
• Experience how to utilize field research as it pertains to selling and marketing products. 
• Conduct field scouting for deficiencies, weeds, pests, and disease.
• Understand importance of soil and tissue testing and learn how to make effective recommendations for all nutrient requirements to correct deficiencies.
• Create a 30-minute presentation and poster project recapping the internship experience to an AgroLiquid group at the completion of the program.

For more information click here

‍Returning AgroExpo Exhibitors

‍Pre-filled exhibitor packets have been sent through the mail. If you would like to fill an Exhibitor Form out right away, our fillable exhibitor form is now on the website, along with demonstration and tent rental forms. To avoid a late fee, have your team's form returned by December 1st. We are looking forward to having you join us at the 2023 AgroExpo, August 15th & 16th.

‍What's Coming Up...

‍Month of December

Early AgroExpo Registration Ends

Early Registration ends December 1st. After this date, there will be a $100 additional fee to register to be an exhibitor at the 2023 AgroExpo, August 15th & 16th.

Click here to access the form

Registration for the 2023 FFA Crop Management Challenge

Registration for the 2023 FFA Crop Management Challenge ends December 15th. Information for the new year will be released shortly to all Michigan FFA Advisors. If you know of a chapter that may be interested, please contact Jessie at jessica.nash@agroliquid.com

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