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Get ‘The Dish’ on perennial risk management at AgExpo in Lethbridge

Producers can get The Dish on the challenges and opportunities of perennial risk management February 27 at AgExpo in Lethbridge. The Dish is a special informational event hosted by Agriculture Financial Services (AFSC) and AgExpo.

Attendees will gain insights into the opportunities and challenges related to perennial risk management in both Canada and the United States, AFSC’s current position and future goals for the program, and current impacts on the agriculture industry.

This special event starts at 3:15 p.m. and features a keynote address on perennial risk management in Canada and the United States, a panel discussion focusing on connecting insurance coverage options with management practices and the realities of the cattle business, as well as time for casual discussion and networking.

Limited tickets are available for The Dish @ AgExpo and interested producers need to claim their free tickets before they’re all gone.

Reserve your spot today

The Dish will give producers insights into perennial risk management opportunities, challenges and options. It takes place February 27 at AgExpo and runs from 3:15 to 5:10 p.m.

To claim your free tickets, please click on The Dish @ AgExpo link below. You will be taken to a third-party website, Eventbrite, to register. If you wish to learn about Eventbrite’s privacy policy, please see: Eventbrite Privacy Policy.

Reserve your spot (while supplies last) by using the special access/promo code: AFSCDish. This special ticket grants producers access to The Dish and provides complimentary entry to AgExpo on February 27

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