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WSA and ASTA Forage and Turf Convention Day 3

Oklahoma State University agriculture student Sarah Hatfield interned with Aimee Nielson at the WSA/ASTA Turf and Forage Convention.

Photos from the day in Kansas City.

Lots of great content today at the Western Seed Association and American Seed Trade Association Turf and Forage Convention in Kansas City. I was able to catch up with many folks from across the industry and attend several impactful sessions. Here are some highlights from the day:

Astrid Martinez, USDA-NRCS division director for conservation planning and technical assistance.
Etienne Sutton, University of Missouri Center for Regenerative Agriculture
Sarah Hatfield and Aimee Nielson at the Seed World booth.
Amanda Patin, SGS North America and Seed World U.S. editorial board member with Aimee Nielson
October issue of Seed World U.S. with Dan Foor, ASTA board chair on the cover.
Aimee Nielson with Craig Nelson, Indiana Crop Improvement Association CEO.
Aimee Nielson with Dan Foor
Aimee Nielson with WSA Executive Director Tina Bowling.

Future Trends and Uses in Feedstocks panel. L-R: Ryan Flickner, Director of Advocacy for the Kansas Farm Bureau; Michelle Starke, VP Stewardship and Regulatory Affairs for CoverCress; Scott Hedderich, Nuseed North American policy and government affaris director.

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