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2022 NACAA ANNUAL MEETING ANDPROFESSIONAL IMPROVEMENTCONFERENCEREGISTRATIONWelcome to the107th Annual Mee ngandProfessional ImprovementConferenceNorth Lobby, Palm Beach County Conven on Center(PBCCC)Saturday:3:00 pm - 6:00 pmSunday:8:00 am - 7:00 pmMonday:8:00 am - 5:00 pmTuesday:8:00 am - 2:00 pmWednesday: 8:00 am - 2:00 pmThursday:NOT OPEN - TOUR , EDUCATION EXHIBITSExhibit Hall A, (PBCCC)9:00 am – 1:00 pm (Set-up)1:00 pm - 6:00 pm9:00 am - 3:00 pm9:00 am – 4:00 pm4:00 pm – 6:00 pm (Take-down)AWARDS, RECOGNITION & EDUCATIONAL DISPLAYSPOSTER DISPLAYExhibit Hall A, (PBCCC)Sunday:9:00 am 1:00 pm (Set-up) Sunday:1:00 pm - 6:00 pm (Open)Monday:8:00 am - 10:00 am (Poster Judging)Monday:9:00 am - 3:00 pm (Open)Monday:10:00 am -10:30 am (Meet the Authors)Tuesday:9:00 am – 4:00 pm (Open)National Association ofCounty Agricultural AgentsNAME BADGES ARE REQUIRED.PLEASE WEAR YOUR NAME BADGE ATALL TIMES. YOU WILL NEED IT TO BEADMITTED TO ALL FUNCTIONSINCLUDING MEALSANNUAL MEETING RIBBON COLOR GUIDENa onal Board.Dark BlueNa onal Council Chair.WhiteNa onal Commi ee Vice Chair.OrangeNa onal Vice Director.TanState President.RedPast Na onal President.PurplePast Na onal Secretary.GoldPast Na onal Treasurer.Dark GreenLife First Timer.MaroonPress.PinkHall of Fame.Gray1
NACAA BOARD OF DIRECTORSBill BurdinePresidentWelcome to FloridaWelcome to sunny, West Palm Beach Florida and the 107thNACAA Annual Mee ng and Professional ImprovementConference. With all the nega ve events going on in the world,it’s great to finally be back together a er two long years of beingshut down or shut in. AM-PIC schedules can be overwhelming,so take some me to review the proceedings and mark allthe events you wish to a end. The Florida Associa on, alongwith the NACAA Board and commi ees have a week filledwith professional development and awards so don’t miss youropportunity to learn, network and make life-long friendships.The NACAA Commi ees and our members stand ready to shareprofessional development opportuni es that can improve yourservice back home. From oral presenta ons, posters, awardpresenta ons, exhibits, and speakers, there is something foreveryone. Some of the best training you can get is the informaldiscussions in the hallways during breaks so make this mecount too.PresidentBill BurdineMississippiPresident-ElectPhil DurstMichiganVice PresidentKeith MicklerGeorgiaSecretaryConnie StrunkSouth DakotaTreasurerKeith PerkinsArkansasPast PresidentJ. Craig WilliamsPennsylvaniaNortheast RegionDirectorElizabeth ClaypooleNew YorkSouthern RegionDirectorJJ JonesOklahomaSouthern RegionDirectorMelody RoseTennesseeNorth Central RegionDirectorTeresa StecklerIllinoisWestern RegionDirectorKurt JonesColoradoAssociation PolicyChairMike HoganOhioDon’t miss the Beach Party! It’s not our tradi onal Mondayevening entertainment but I hope you’ll like it. WednesdayGeneral Sessions will be different as well. I plan to addresssome behind-the-scene details of our associa on just beforewe adjourn. Once again, we are using the YAPP app onlineproceedings for your mobile device. You will get scheduleupdates and no ces so download it now.A big thank you to everyone who sacrificed their me to makethis conference possible. I know how much me and effort ittakes so offer a big thank you to Florida and NACAA commi eemembers who made this AM/PIC happen.Do not miss the Tradeshow and exhibits. Sponsors and donorsprovide a lot of funding that keeps our registra on fees as lowas possible. Visit their booths, learn what they offer, and thankthem for suppor ng NACAA. Don’t forget the poster sessionwhere you get ideas from fellow agents that make you a be erExtension agent.Every AM/PIC has its own personality so roll with it! Enjoy thisweek, learn new ideas, and make memories that last a life me.Now start marking events of interest and get the most out ofthe 2022 conference. Welcome to Florida, enjoy some SouthernHospitality, and cheers to our Family Reunion!Bill BurdineNACAA President23
Welcome to FloridaWelcome to Florida! We are thrilled you are here and we hope youhave a great “live and in-person” AM/PIC in West Palm Beach. Thearea has a beau ful array of things to do inside and outdoors asidefrom the goings-on at AM/PIC.Our agents, sponsors, donors, and volunteers have spent enormousme and resources to make sure you have a wonderful me andthat our AM/PIC is produc ve. If there is anything that you needduring the conference please let one of our team members knowso we can assist you. So welcome to Florida - we are glad that youare here. We will definitely go beyond the beaches next year as wewish Iowa’s team good luck and pass them the baton.Beyond The Beaches was chosen as our theme for this year’smee ng. We know that Florida is widely known for our beau fulbeaches but going beyond the beaches, our agricultural heritage isolder than our na on and we hope you will experience some of thatduring your stay.We will meet and register at the Palm Beach Conven on Center andour first meal on Sunday night will be a hearty, home-cooked mealto ease you into your new surroundings. But the pace quickly turnswith our opening kick-off, a new take on the flag ceremony, andthe sounds of La n crossover beats that mirror the mul culturalhistorical aspect of Florida’s founding and way of life.Monday’s ac vi es will include all the regular AM/PIC agendaitems that you are familiar with over the years, however, we willbe changing things up a bit. We are going to the beach to unwinda er a day of professional improvement, networking, and mee ngs(all the good stuff) and have a li le relaxing fun with a thousand ofyour friends at Carlin Park. This is a different take on the usual 4-Hnight. Our agents have worked very hard on this dinner/event andwe hope you will enjoy it. We know it’s hot, but you should be ableto find things that will distract you from talking about the weather.On Tuesday if you are not already registered for the fun ac vi esthat we have planned for son and daughters, spouses, guests, andlife members, downtown around the conven on center you willfind plenty of sightseeing, shopping, as well as excellent eateriesfor your enjoyment and Tuesday night’s States Night Out. Pleasecheck out our website h p:// ny.cc/ampic2022 and Visit the PalmBeaches if you need helpful sugges ons on things to do. I wouldalso like to thank Ashley Medieros with Visit the Palm Beaches forall her me helping to promote our event.On Wednesday, check out the excellent lineup of seminars and if youdon’t have a cket, hang out near the door to see if a space opens.Many mes you can crowd in the back and get the informa on.Especially check out our sponsor Microso and their technologyseminar. A er we have our usual daily ac vi es we will honorour Dis nguished Service and Achievement Award recipients, andchange our leadership at the banquet where we will be serving adelicious meal for you.On Thursday we will be beyond the beaches and showcase thediversity of agriculture and natural resources in our state. Wehave plenty to see and do on the tours. If you are not going onthe tours you might check out the beach. We will all meet at theSouth Florida Fairgrounds where the Hendry County Ca lemen’sAssocia on will generously be cooking a steak dinner for everyone.While you wait or a er your meal, you can tour the very uniquecultural heritage history of Yesteryear Village. A living historic parkshowcasing buildings and ar facts from 1895 -1945.4Libbie JohnsonAM/PIC Co-ChairShawn SteedAM/PIC Co-ChairCOMMITTEE CHAIRSProgram Recogni on Council:Communica ons:Professional Excellence:Public Rela ons & Ag AwarenessRecogni on and Awards:Scholarship:Search for Excellence:David Marrison, OHRon Pa erson, IDNick Simmons, FLTyrone Fisher, NCJoni Ross Harper, MOStephen Hadcock, NYLinda Mcclanahan, KYProfessional Improvement Council:Sherry Beaty-Sulllivan, AR4-H and Youth Programming:Bri any Council-Morton, FLAg. Economics & Community Development:Amanda Smith, GAAgronomy & Pest Management:Ted Wiseman, OHAnimal Science:Mark Heitstuman, WAHor culture & Turfgrass:Cyndi Lauderdale, NCNatural Resources/Aquaculture:Jody Gale, UTSustainable Agriculture:Laura Miller, TXExtension Development Council:Ag. Issues & Public Rela ons:Early Career Development:Leadership & Administra ve Skills:Teaching and Educa onal Technologies:OTHER CHAIR POSITIONSAnnual Mee ng:Sco Jensen, IDKa e Wantoch, WIDanny Lauderdale, FLNicole Thompson, PAColt Knight, MELibbie Kelly, FL Co-Chair;Shawn Steed, FL Co-ChairMike Hogan, OHPaul Craig, PAAssocia on Policy:Life Members:NACAA SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTSExecu ve Director; Publisher, The County Agent:Sco Hawbaker, ILJournal of Extension:Melody Rose, TNJournal of NACAA:Donald Llewellyn, WAOutstanding Young Farmer:Amber Yutzy, PAVICE DIRECTORSNorth Central Region:Northeastern Region:Western Region:Southern Region:Southern Region:Sco Gabbard, INNick Polanin, NJLinden Greenhalgh, UTBrian Beer, SCPaula Burke, GA5
TABLE OF CONTENTSAdministra ve Leaders Mee ng.40American/World Service to Agriculture.38-40Commi ee Workshops.13-14Commercial & Educa onal Exhibits.8,11,25Delegate Session .15Donors-Na onal and State .55-60First Timer Orienta on.9General Sessions .11,35Life Members Program.44-51Nomina ng Commi ee.8Opening Session & Inspira onal Program.10Picture Schedule.63Poster Sessions.8,11Professional Improvement andDevelopment Seminars .16-25, 27-34Program Speakers.41-42Regional Mee ngs.14Search for Excellence Luncheon Seminars.12-13,25-26Scholarship Selec on Commi ee.8Sons and Daughters Program.53-54Spouses Program .44-51State Officers Workshop.9Super Seminars.36-37Trade Talk Descrip ons.43Special MealsAA Recogni on Breakfast.15Administrators Luncheon.35Agriculture Awareness &Apprecia on Luncheon.12Annual Banquet.37Communica ons/Posters Award Luncheon.25Educa onal & Commercial Luncheons.10,26,35-36First Time A endee Luncheon.12Life Member Breakfast.34,49Na onal Commi ee Members Breakfast. 34Na onal Commi ee Chairs & Vice ChairsLuncheon & Workshop.8Past Na onal Officers & Board Luncheon.8Spouses Breakfast.45Vo ng Delegates Breakfast.106107th ANNUAL MEETINGandPROFESSIONAL IMPROVEMENT CONFERENCEof theNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFCOUNTY AGRICULTURAL AGENTSWest Palm Beach, FloridaJuly 17-22, 2022PBCCC – REFERS TOPALM BEACH COUNTY CONVENTION CENTERTHROUGHOUT THE PROGRAMTHURSDAY, JULY 147:00 am -8:00 am 5:00 pmHORTICULTURE COMMITTEE PRE-TOUR,ANIMAL SCIENCE PRE-TOUR, NATURALRESOURCES PRE-TOUR, SUSTAINABLE AGPRE-TOURSNACAA BOARD MEETING,Hilton CypressFRIDAY, JULY 157:00 amHORTICULTURE COMMITTEE PRE-TOUR,ANIMAL SCIENCE PRE-TOUR, NATURALRESOURCES PRE-TOUR, SUSTAINABLE AGPRE-TOURS8:00 am 2:00 pmNACAA BOARD MEETINGHilton CypressSATURDAY, JULY 163:00 pm 6:00 pmREGISTRATION(PBCCC) - North Lobby5:00 pm - - VIP RECEPTION (Invita on only)7:00 pmPresiden al Suite 1238, Hilton7
SUNDAY, JULY 178:00 am7:00 pmREGISTRATION & SCHOLARSHIP AUCTIONDROP OFFPBCCC - North Lobby1:30 pm 3:00 pmSTATE OFFICERS WORKSHOP,PBCCC, 2CPresiding: J.J. Jones, Southern Region Director9:00 am 1:00 pmCOMMERCIAL EXHIBIT TRADE SHOW,EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS, & NACAAPOSTER SESSION SETUP,PBCCC Exhibit Hall A,Coordinator: Nick Simmons, ProfessionalExcellence Commi ee Chair2:00 pm 3:30 pmPROGRAM RECOGNITION COUNCIL WORKSHOP,PBCCC, 1EPresiding: David Marrison, Council Chair2:00 pm 3:30 pmPROFESSIONAL IMPROVEMENT COUNCILWORKSHOP, PBCCC, 1BPresiding: Sherry Beaty-Sullivan, Council Chair9:00 am 12:00 pmREGIONAL DIRECTORS & VICE DIRECTORSWORKSHOP, PBCCC 1APresiding: Kurt Jones, Western Region Director9:00 am 12:00 pmSCHOLARSHIP SELECTION COMMITTEE,PBCCC, 1CPresiding: Steve Hadcock, ScholarshipCommi ee Chair3:00 pm 4:30 pmFIRST TIMER ORIENTATION,PBCCC, Ballroom ABPresiding: Phil Durst, President- Elect9:00 am 12:00 pmNOMINATING COMMITTEE MEETING,PBCCC, 1BPresiding: J. Craig Williams, Past President4:00 pm 4:45 p.m.STATE PICTURES(See schedule in back of program)4:30 pm 6:30 pmU.S. SUGAR WELCOME TO FLORIDA DINNERPBCCC – Exhibit Hall A(Ticket Required-See cket for serving me)Courtesy: NACAA/FACAA5:30 pm 6:00 pmSTATE PRESIDENT REHEARSAL FOR FLAGCEREMONY, PBCCC – Grand BallroomPresiding: Bill Burdine6:00 pm 6:45 pmPARENTS ORIENTATION FOR SONS ANDDAUGHTERS PROGRAM, Hilton Oceana APresiding: Tycee Preva and Luke Harlow,Florida Chairs Sons and Daughters12:00 pm - PAST NATIONAL OFFICERS &2:00 pmBOARD LUNCHEON, PBCCC, 2FPresiding: J Craig Williams, Past President12:00 pm - NATIONAL COMMITTEE CHAIRS AND VICE2:00 pmCHAIRS LUNCHEON & WORKSHOP,PBCCC, 2DE (Ticket Required)(Present & Incoming Commi ee Members)Presiding: Keith Mickler, Vice PresidentCourtesy: NACAA1:00 pm 6:30 pmCOMMERCIAL EXHIBIT TRADE SHOW,EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS, & NACAA POSTERSESSION DISPLAY - OPEN,PBCCC, Exhibit Hall A1:00 pm 5:00 pmNACAA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONANNUAL MEETING & BOARD OF DIRECTORSMEETING, PBCCC, 1FPresiding: Fred Miller, NACAA Educa onalFounda on President82:00 pm - EXTENSION DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL3:30 pmWORKSHOP, PBCCC, 1APresiding: Sco Jensen, Council Chair9MEMBERMEMBERSUNDAY, JULY 17
MONDAY, JULY 18SUNDAY, JULY 179:00 pmOPENING SESSION & INSPIRATIONALPROGRAM, PBCCC – Grand BallroomPresiding: Bill Burdine, NACAA PresidentPresenta on of Colors: U.S. Naval SeaCadet CorpsPledge of Allegiance and4-H Pledge: Wolfgang OschmannNa onal Anthem and “God Bless America”:Mercedes NodarsePresenta on of State Flags: Kevin KorusIntroduc on of Keynote Speakers:Daniel LeonardWelcome: Dr. Sco Angle, UF/IFAS Senior VPSpeakers: Dr. Andre Johnson, Deanof Extension, UF/IFAS and VondaRichardson, Associate Director, FAMUEntertainment: Los Sobrinos del SolAnnouncements: Libbie Johnson &Shawn Steed, 2022 AM/PIC Co-Chairs9:00 pm 10:30 pmHOSPITALITY ROOMS,Hilton Hotel - Rooms 1040, 1046, 1140, 114610:00 pmFLORIDA AM/PIC COMMITTEE MEETING,PBCCC - 1FMONDAY, JULY 187:00 am 7:45 amREGISTRATION & SCHOLARSHIP AUCTIONDROP OFF, PBCCC - North Lobby8:00 am 10:00 amNACAA POSTER JUDGING,PBCCC – Exhibit Hall A8:00 am 10:00 amGENERAL SESSION,PBCCC – Grand BallroomPresiding: Dr. Bill Burdine, NACAA PresidentCall to Order and WelcomeReport to the MembershipRecogni on of Donors and Introduc on ofNew ProgramsDan Kluchinski Memorial AwardService to American Agriculture AwardPresenta on by bidding States for 2026AM/ PIC: ColoradoKeynote Address – Dr. Jewel Bronaugh,Deputy Secretary of Agriculture, USDAAnnouncements: Libbie Johnson &Shawn Steed, 2022 AM/PIC Co-Chairs9:00 am 3:00 pmCOMMERCIAL EXHIBIT TRADE SHOW,EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS, & NACAA POSTERSESSION DISPLAY - OPEN,PBCCC – Exhibit Hall AICE CREAM SOCIAL, PBCCC – Exhibit Hall ASoutheast Milk, Inc. and Florida Dairy Farmers9:00 pm - STATE PICTURES10:00 p.m. (See schedule in back of program)6:30 am 7:45 am8:00 am 5:00 pmBAYER CROPSCIENCE EDUCATIONALBREAKFAST, PBCCC – Ballroom ABPresiding: Ted Wiseman, Vice Chair - Agronomy& Pest ManagementCourtesy: Bayer CropScience LPSpeaker: Ryan Tichich, Corn AgronomicSystems Team Lead, North America MarketDevelopment (Ticket Required)VOTING DELEGATES BREAKFAST,PBCCC - 2DEFPresiding: Connie Strunk, NACAA SecretaryCourtesy: NACAA (Invita on only)1010:00 am - BREAK AND MEET THE AUTHOR ‘s POSTERSESSION, PBCCC Exhibit Hall ACourtesy: Agricultural Extension Associa onsfrom the 13 Southern Region States10:30 am - TRADE TALK CONCURRENT SESSIONS:11:40 am OPEN TO ALL MEMBERS(See page 42-43 for Topic Descrip ons)SAFETY/FINANCIALPBCCC - 2APar cipants: Pipeline Ag Safety Alliance,Farm CreditANIMAL SCIENCE/CROP SCIENCE/FORAGE/TURFPBCCC - 2BPar cipants: Bayer Crop Science, Na onal PorkBoard, BarenbrugINTERNATIONAL PROGRAMSPBCCC - 2CExplora ons by Thor11MEMBERMEMBER7:00 pm 8:45 pm
11:45 am - AGRICULTURE AWARENESS &1:15 pmAPPRECIATION AWARD LUNCHEON,PBCCC – 1L (Ticket Required)Presiding: Tyrone Fisher, Public Rela ons &Agricultural Awareness Na onal Commi eeChairSpeaker: Joanna Coles, Ashley Wright &Blasé EvanchoTopic: Increasing Agriculture AwarenessThrough Events, Media, and Social Media (Kentucky) Courtesy: Bayer CropScience11:45 am1:15 pmFIRST TIME ATTENDEE LUNCHEON,PBCCC – Ballroom ABPresiding: Phil Durst, President- Elect(Ticket Required)Courtesy: NACAA11:45 am - PROFESSIONAL IMPROVEMENT &1:15 pmSEARCH FOR EXCELLENCE LUNCHEONS,(Ticket Required)CROP PRODUCTION,PBCCC - 2DPresiding: Linda McClanahan, SFE Commi eeNa onal ChairPresenter: D. Eddie McGriff (Alabama)Program: Developing Crop Audits to ImproveCrop Yields & ProfitabilityCourtesy: NACAA (Ticket Required)MONDAY, JULY 18EXCELLENCE IN 4-H PROGRAMMING,PBCCC - 1EPresiding: Jesse Fulbright, SFE Commi eeRegion Vice-ChairPresenter: Kapil Arora - Na onal WinnerProgram: Drone Discovery Teaches STEM Skillsto YouthCourtesy: NACAA (Ticket Required)1:30 pm 2:30 pmCOMMITTEE WORKSHOPS FOR ALLMEMBERS (Workshops are open to allmembers. A end any workshop of interest andbecome ac ve in our Associa on)“How to Host an AM/PIC”, PBCCC – 1CPresiding: Libbie Johnson, 2022 AM/PIC CoChair, Shawn Steed, 2022 AM/PIC Co-ChairCommunica ons, PBCCC 1JPresiding: Ron Pa erson, ChairSearch for Excellence, PBCCC - 1KPresiding: Linda McClanahan, ChairProfessional Excellence, PBCCC - 1LPresiding: Nick Simmons, ChairPublic Rela ons & Agricultural Awareness,PBCCC – 1DPresiding: Tyrone Fisher, ChairFARM & RANCH FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT,PBCCC - 2FPresiding: Chris Zoller, SFE Commi ee RegionVice-ChairPresen ng: Shannon Dill and Jennifer Rhodes(Maryland)Program: MidAtlan c Women in Ag ConferenceCourtesy: Corteva (Ticket Required)Recogni on & Awards, PBCCC - 1APresiding: Joni Ross Harper, ChairCONSUMER & COMMERCIAL HORTICULTURE,PBCCC - 1FPresiding: Mayerling Ta ana Sanchez, SFECommi ee Region Vice-ChairPresen ng: Wendy Becker (Montana)Program: Fort Peck Reserva onCourtesy: NACAA (Ticket Required)Agronomy & Pest Management, PBCCC- 2A,Presiding: Ted Wiseman, Chair12Scholarship, Hilton, Coral BPresiding: Stephen Hadcock, Chair4-H & Youth Programming, PBCCC – 1EPresiding: Bri any Council-Morton, ChairAg Economics & Community Development,Hilton Coral E,Presiding: Amanda Smith, Chair13MEMBERMEMBERMONDAY, JULY 18
MONDAY, JULY 18Animal Science, PBCCC – 1BPresiding: Mark Heitstuman, Chair9:00 pm 10:30 pmHOSPITALITY ROOMS,Hilton HotelRooms 1040, 1046, 1140, 1146Hor culture and Turf Grass, PBCCC - 2CPresiding: Cyndi Lauderdale, Chair10:00 pmFLORIDA AM/PIC COMMITTEE MEETING,PBCCC - 1FNatural Resources/Aquaculture, PBCCC - 2B,Presiding: Jody Gale, ChairSustainable Agriculture, PBCCC- 2DPresiding: Laura Miller, ChairTUESDAY, JULY 197:00 am 8:30 amACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECOGNITIONBREAKFAST, Hilton Oceana DPresiding: Joni Ross Harper, Recogni on &Awards Commi ee ChairCourtesy: American Income Life InsuranceCompany (Invita on Only)8:00 am 2:00 pmREGISTRATION & SCHOLARSHIP AUCTIONDROP OFF, PBCCC – North Lobby8:00 am 8:30 amCOFFEE BREAKPBCCC Hall ACourtesy: Agricultural Extension Associa onsfrom the 13 Southern Region States8:30 am 11:30 amDELEGATE SESSION,Hilton Oceana APresiding: Dr. Bill Burdine, NACAAPresidentInspira onal Thoughts – Melody Rose,Southern Region DirectorDelegate Roll CallAdop on of AgendaAppointment of Parliamentarian2021 Delegate Session MinutesNomina ng Commi ee ReportElec on of OfficersSelec on of 2026 AM/PIC SiteScholarship Commi ee ReportNACAA Founda on ReportTreasurer’s ReportAdop on of 2023 BudgetConfirma on of Commi ee AppointmentsNew BusinessConfirma on of Directors/Vice DirectorsRecogni on of Re ring OfficersInstalla on of Incoming Officers, Directors,and Vice DirectorsRemarks: Phil Durst, President-ElectAgricultural Issues, PBCCC - 2EPresiding: Ka e Wantoch, ChairEarly Career Development, PBCCC - 2FPresiding: Danny Lauderdale, ChairLeadership and Administra ve Skills,Hilton – Coral APresiding: Nichole Thompson, ChairTeaching & Educa onal Technologies,Hilton – Coral DPresiding: Colt Knight, Chair1:30 pm 3:00 pmLIFE MEMBERS BUSINESS MEETING,Hilton- Coral CPresiding: Paul Craig, Na onal Chair2:30 pm 3:00 pmBREAK, - Hilton near Oceana Pre-BallroomCourtesy: The Agricultural ExtensionAssocia ons from the 13 Southern RegionStates3:00 pm 5:00 pmREGIONAL MEETINGS & CANDIDATEPRESENTATIONS,SOUTHERN Region, Hilton Oceana BNORTH CENTRAL Region, Hilton Oceana ANORTHEAST Region, Hilton Oceana DWESTERN Region, Hilton Oceana C4:00 pm 9:00 pmMICROSOFT BEACH PARTY & DINNERBuses depart from the Conven on Centeroutside of Exhibit Hall B near the ParkingGarage.1415MEMBERMEMBERMONDAY, JULY 18
8:30 am 11:30 amEXTENSION DEVELOPMENT COUNCILSEMINARS8:30 am 11:00 amLEADERSHIP & ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLSSEMINARS, PBCCC - 2DPresiding: Nicole Thompson, ChairTUESDAY, JULY 199:30 am - 10:00 am:Growing Exper se and Leadership in EarlyCareer Professionals via Collabora ve TeamEffortsPresenter: Laine McGee10:00 am - 10:30 amExtension Provides Value to Municipal FundingPartners through Collabora ve ProgramsPresenter: Yve e Goodiel8:30 am - 9:00 amDon’t Lose Your Marbles-Refocusing YourPriori esPresenter: Lee Beers10:30 am - 11:00 amBenefits of and Reflec ons on ExtensionCreden aling Program for InmatesPresenter: Yve e Goodiel9:00 am - 9:30 am:Extension Retreats: Building Synergy,Collabora on, and FunPresenter: Nicholas Simmons9:30 am – 10:00 amBeyond Organiza ons: New Models for Ge ngThings DonePresenter: Mark Pla en10:00 am – 10:30 am:One Size Does NOT Fit All: Engaging DiverseStakeholders through Varied ImpactCommunica onPresenters: Blake Carter, Robyn Stewart10:30 am – 11:00 am:Introducing the New Journal of Extension viaClemson University PressPresenters: Tom Dobbins, Drew Griffen,Stephen Brown, Melody Rose8:30 am 11:30 amEARLY CAREER DEVELOPMENT SEMINARS,PBCCC - 1JPresiding: Danny Lauderdale, Chair andHeather Schlesser, Vice Chair8:30 am - 9:00 am:Onboarding of Agricultural AgentsPresenter: Marcelo Wallau9:00 am - 9:30 am:Ge ng to Na onals: How to Develop andSubmit Award Worthy ContentPresenter: Alicia Halbri er1611:00 am - 11:30 amPublishing an Ar cle in the Journal of ExtensionPresenter: Donald Llewellyn8:30 am 11:30 amTEACHING & EDUCATIONALTECHNOLOGIES SEMINARSPBCCC - 1LPresiding: Kelly McGowan and David Yates,Vice Chairs8:30 am - 9:00 am:Maine Farm NewsPresenter: Donna Coffin9:00 am - 9:30 am:Showcasing Applied Poultry Research with thePublic in Real Time Using Social MediaPresenter: Madison Philbrick9:30 am - 10:00 am:So You Want to Farm in Maine? UsingBrightspacePresenters: Donna Coffin10:00 am - 10:30 amThe Story of an Online OPUS: Orchestra ng aMaster Gardener Program to a Canvas CourseManagement SitePresenter: Madeline Flahive DiNardo17MEMBERMEMBERTUESDAY, JULY 19
TUESDAY, JULY 19MEMBER8:30 am 11:30 amPROFESSIONAL IMPROVEMENT COUNCILSEMINARS8:30 am 11:30 am4-H & YouthPBCCC – 1APresiding: Donna Aufdenberg, Bri any A.Council-Morton, Shannon Porter-Dill,Heather Jennings, Kali Benson11:00 am - 11:30 am:CropsTV: A New Way of Delivering AgronomicResearch-Based Informa on to ProducersPresenter: Rebecca Vi etoe8:30 am 11:00 am8:30 am - 9:00 am:Engaging Youth as Consumers at Farmers’MarketPresenter: Amanda BenneAGRICULTURAL ISSUES SEMINARSPBCCC - 1EPresiding: Cassie Yost - Chair,Elena Rogers - Vice Chair9:00 am - 9:30 am:Youth learn about beef produc on duringagriculture week educa onal sessionsPresenter: Shannon Williams8:30 am - 9:00 am:Reducing Employee and Environmental Riskwith For-Hire Manure ApplicatorsPresenter: Jerry Clark9:30 am - 10:00 am:Crea ng Independent School GardensPresenter: Mariah Simoneaux9:00 am - 9:30 am:Learning by Doing at the Produce HandlingFacility in Mills RiverPresenter: Elena Rogers10:00 am - 10:30 amThe 4-H Breakfast Club: Developing a SuccessfulLivestock Project for Underserved AudiencesPresenter: Melissa Beerman9:30 am - 10:00 am:What Comes A er the PSA Grower Training?Con nuing Fresh Produce Food SafetyEduca on in VirginiaPresenter: Sarah Sharpe10:30 am - 11:00 am:Farm to Plate, We EducatePresenter: Lauren Butler10:00 am - 10:30 amBeers & Steers: Bridging the Knowledge Gapwith Common InterestsPresenter: Alicia Halbri er10:30 am - 11:00 am:Climate Resilient Small Farms in North CarolinaPresen ng: Mark Blevins11:00 am - 11:30 am:Southeast Dairy Stewardship ProgramPresen ng: Colleen C. Larson1811:00 am - 11:30 am:Ag Explore: Ag Career Boot CampPresenter: Jan Yingling8:30 am –11:30 amANIMAL SCIENCEPBCCC - 2CPresiding: Mark Heitstuman, Betsy Greene,Mar n Mangual, Andrew Sandeen8:30 - 9:00 am:Preparing Livestock Producers for a ForeignAnimal Disease. PresenterPresenter: David Stender19MEMBER10:30 am - 11:00 am:Outcomes for In-Person vs. Virtual DronePrepara on CoursesPresenter: Kalan TaylorTUESDAY, JULY 19
TUESDAY, JULY 19TUESDAY, JULY 19MEMBER10:30 - 11:00 am:Master Agri-manager Workshop SeriesPresenter: Blake Carter9:30 - 10:00 am:Pandemic Ponies: Educa ng New Horse OwnersDuring COVID-19Presenter: Laura Kenny10:00 - 10:30 am:Environmental Lands Management Using Ca leGrazingPresenter: Laura Benne10:30 - 11:00 am:Beef Quality Assurance in Iowa IncreasingProducer ProfitsPresenter: Denise Schwab11:00 - 11:30 am:2021 Maine Pastured Turkey ProjectPresenter: Colt Knight & Madison Philbrick8:30 am 11:30 amAG ECONOMICS & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTPBCCC – 1KPresiding: Amanda Smith, Madeline Schults,Chris Preva & Bill Shockey11:00 - 11:30 am:Iowa Farmland Leasing Mee ngs ResonatePresenter: Kevin Leibold8:30 am 11:30 am:AGRONOMY & PEST MANAGEMENT IPBCCC - 2EPresiding: Steve Van Vleet8:30 - 9:00 am:Taking Pes cide Safety Educa on & Soil TestInterpreta on Online in the NorthPresenter: Casey Matney9:00 - 9:30 am:Expanding Pes cide Programming ThroughPartnership with Florida Farm BureauPresenter: Danielle Sprague9:30 - 10:00 am:Crops for KidsPresenter: Jan Yingling8:30 - 9:00 am:Farm Pulse Financial Management – Adap ngCurriculum for Online LearnersPresenter: Ka e Wantoch10:00 - 10:30 am:The Journey from an Epidemic to SuccessPresenter: Mohamed Khan9:00 - 9:30 am Cer fying Financial Literacy for Iowa USDA/FSABorrowersPresenter: Patrick Ha ng10:30 - 11:00 am:Agricultural Row Crops & Private ApplicatorPes cide Courses in Alachua County, FLPresenter: Kevin Korus9:30 - 10:00 am:Marke ng for Ag Producers 2021Presenter: Brooklyne Wassel11:00 - 11:30 am:Spray Rodeo Day: Teaching Spray EquipmentCalibra on & Pes cide SafetyPresenter: Ma hew VanWeelden2021MEMBER10:00 - 10:30 am:Building Market Resiliency in Iowa ThroughAdvanced Grain Marke ng Courses for WomenPresenter: Madeline Schults9:00 - 9:30 am:Hybrid Equine Program Combines Online andIn Person Teaching to Target Behavior Changesin Cental Florida Horse OwnersPresenter: Caitlin Bainum
TUESDAY, JULY 1911:00 - 11:30 am:The 9-Days of Florida-Friendly Landscaping Social Media Marke ng CampaignPresenter: Norma SamuelAGRONOMY & PEST MANAGEMENT IIPBCCC - 2FPresiding: Travis Harper8:30-9:00 amCharacteriza on of Heat Stress Effects onCo on Produc on in the Low Deserts ofArizonaPresenter: Blasé Evancho8:30 am 11:30 am:8:30 - 9:00 am:Tri-County Pecan Demonstra onPresenter: Kyle Sanders9:00-9:30 amCorn Rootworm Demonstra on Plot: Evalua ngthe Effec veness of Corn Root ManagementStrategiesPresenter: Rebecca Vi etoe9:00 - 9:30 am:Phytophithora of Conifers-New Agents NovelApproaches Against an Old EnemyPresenter: Timothy Waller9:30-10:00 a.m.Assis ng Grain Corn Producers with VarietySelec on in North FloridaPresenter: Keith Wynn8:30 am 11:30 amHORTICULTURE & TURFGRASS IIPBCCC - 2BPresiding: Julie Kikkert & Timothy Daly9:30 - 10:00 am:Hubbard Squash Trap Crop as an ‘A ract & Kill’IPM Strategy to Reduce Cucumber beetles andSquash BugsPresenter: Ayanava MajumdarHORTICULTURE & TURFGRASS IPBCCC - 2APresiding: Kate Kammler8:30 - 9:00 am:Garden in a BagPresenter: Kalyn Waters10:00 - 10:30 am:Connec ng Producers in North Florida to CitrusProgrammingPresenter: Danielle Spr
Management in Wheat Presenter: Aaron Esser 3:30 - 4:00 pm: Manure Incorpora on: A Nutrient Management Tool in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Presenter: Leon Ressler 4:00 - 4:30 pm: Increasing Eff ec veness of Regional Pest & Disease Monitoring Through Collabora ve Ini a ves Presenter: Craig Frey 1:30 pm - ANIMAL SCIENCE 4:30 pm PBCCC - 2C
