DES MOINES, Iowa — Members networked and received insight into economic factors influencing ag markets, national policies and succession planning at the Iowa Farm Bureau annual conference Dec. 9-10.
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Outgoing Linn County Farm Bureau President Josh Henik said the convention followed its tradition of setting up networking opportunities.
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