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www.SugarProducer.com 5 Calendar June 14 Malheur Experiment Station Weed Control Tour Register at the station in Ontario, Ore., at 8:30 a.m. The tour starts at 9 a.m. The tour will showcase two sugarbeet and various onion, corn and potato experiments. Complimentary lunch will be served. Please reserve lunch by emailing janet.jones@oregonstate.edu. June 20-21 University of Idaho Snake River Pest Management Tour The Kimberly Research and Extension Center hosts the first day, and the Aberdeen Research and Extension Center hosts the second day. Registration is from 8-8:30 a.m. both days and ends at noon with a sponsored luncheon. Email Don Morishita at don@uidaho.edu for the Kimberly tour. Email Pam Hutchison at phutch@uidaho.edu for the Aberdeen show. July 11 and July 13 The Amalgamated Sugar Company Field Days The July 11 field day begins at 10 a.m. at Paul Rasgorshek Farms in the Treasure Valley at PUBLISHER Jason Harris EDITOR Allen Thayer allen@sugarproducer.com ASSISTANT EDITOR Tyrell Marchant tyrell@sugarproducer.com ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Rob Erickson rob.erickson@sugarproducer.com ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Kevin Malcom kevin@sugarproducer.com GROUP SECRETARY Magdalene Mercado CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Chuck Harris PRODUCTION MANAGER Janet Chase PRODUCTION STAFF Jim Donovan R.D. Dye Lavon Horne Jacob Meldrum Del Moss IT DIRECTOR Chuck Harris CONTROLLER Clayton Ward ACCOUNTING Laura Rafferty PRESIDENT Jason Harris VICE PRESIDENT Chuck Harris VICE PRESIDENT Ryan Harris VICE PRESIDENT Steve Janes VICE PRESIDENT Greg Larsen SECRETARY Janet Chase TREASURER Clayton Ward Sugar Producer magazine is published nine times yearly. ©2017, Harris Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is strictly prohibited. Publisher not responsible for content of submitted materials. Back copies or subscriptions: 800-210-1360. Basic subscription rates are: U.S., 1 year-$20, nine issues; Canada/International 1 year, $90 U.S., nine issues; All subscriptions are U.S. funds only. Limited back issues available for $10 U.S. each. ORGANIZATIONS ASGA 202-833-2398 www.americansugarbeet.org U.S. BEET SUGAR ASSOCIATION 202-296-4820 AMERICAN SUGAR ALLIANCE 703-351-5055 | www.sugaralliance.org BEET SUGAR DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 303-832-4460 SUGAR ASSOCIATION, INC. 202-785-1122 | www.sugar.org Printed in Idaho Falls, Idaho by Falls Printing rob.erickson@fallsprinting.com HARRIS PUBLISHING, INC. 360 B Street Idaho Falls, ID 83402 208-524-7000 | Fax: 208-522-5241 FOUNDER Darryl W. Harris www.SugarProducer.com 5 Prices start at $2500 per row The new Schlagel Rapid Till is designed to pull easier, be easier to follow, and perform better at higher speeds due to its lighter weight and new style shank. The Rapid Till runs up to eight miles per hour, tills up to ten inches deep, applies fertilizer in multiple zones, and makes a perfect seed bed. The Schlagel Rapid Till is available in many configurations up to 24 rows and row widths as narrow as 20 inches on a single bar. 1-888-889-1504 www.schlagel.net SCHLAGEL M F G RAPID TILL STRIP TILL SYSTEM 159054SchMfg13.indd 1 2/9/16 8:34 AM 13984-14036 Surrey Lane, south of Nampa, ID. The Amalgamated Sugar Research Farm in the Magic Valley hosts the July 13 field day at 10 a.m. at 427 W 100 S in Rupert, ID. Email Evan Sonderegger at esonderegger@ amalsugar.com for more information. July 17 Potato Grower Golf Tournament Idaho Falls Country Club Idaho Falls, ID The 27th annual Potato Grower golf tournament is open to anyone directly involved with the potato industry. Register at www.potatogrower.com/golf. July 19-21 ASCEND Conference & Expo Oregon Convention Center Portland, OR The ASCEND Conference & Expo will deliver practical information about using drones to improve processes in precision agriculture. Visit www.ascend-event.com. Aug. 4-9 34th International Sweetener Symposium Omni San Diego Hotel San Diego www.SugarAlliance.org n

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