Alexandria, Virginia, USA
November 22, 2021
ASTA’s CSS & Seed Expo 2021 is less than two weeks away! There’s still time register to attend (in-person or virtually) the nation’s largest seed industry conference, Dec. 6-9 in Chicago. Recent additions to the program include a panel discussion on Monday, Dec. 6 exploring the rapidly growing topic of plant-based proteins. Expert speakers include: Nicole Sopko, VP, Upton’s Naturals and President, Plant Based Foods Association; Tyler Jameson, VP, Government Affairs, Impossible Foods; and Mark Macrander, Director, Specialty Grain Contracting & Plant Science, Ingredion Corporation.
In Tuesday’s General Session, Dan Basse of AgResource will bring his annual predictions for what lies ahead in global agricultural markets. Wednesday’s General Session will offer a glimpse into the future of carbon markets and sustainability, with speakers representing Purdue University, Amazon, Land O’Lakes, Boeing, top global seed companies, and many more. Other key sessions and Expo tours will feature timely industry topics including: gene editing, managing employee turnover, treated seeds, digital imaging, and seed labs.
This year's conference offers an all-new “Villages” concept, showcasing interactive programming in the following key areas: ag tech innovation, operations and logistics, career skills and research/lab facilities, and treated seed. Both in-person and virtual attendance options are available. In between sessions, be sure to stop by the Seed Expo’s “Field Village” for a first-hand look at the latest in large field equipment, seed sorting and processing and seed logistics and packaging. With more than 120 exhibitors, this year’s Seed Expo is one you won’t want to miss! View the full schedule of events here.
To receive a link to register for a complimentary media pass, including access to a special hotel media rate (35-percent off the normal group rate), email Bethany Shively with your name, outlet and contact information. Please indicate whether you plan to attend in person or virtually. For the latest information, visit the conference webpage.
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