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Explore global Ag trends at USMEF Tucson

Oct 21, 2024
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Explore agricultural trends at USMEF Tucson meet

 

Opportunity knocks for industry professionals to join the 2024 USMEF Strategic Planning Conference from November 6-8 at the scenic Westin La Paloma Resort in Tucson, Arizona. This pivotal event focuses on strategic issues in trade and agriculture, providing valuable insights for attendees.

The conference will commence with insights from Jim Wiesemeyer, who will explore the impact of the recent presidential election on U.S. trade policy. This will be followed by an in-depth look at the new Mexican administration and its implications for U.S.-Mexico trade relations by Mateo Diego, a seasoned expert in this arena.

Day two will see Dave Juday shedding light on the geopolitical landscape and its repercussions for U.S. agriculture and export sectors, identifying potential opportunities and obstacles.

The final day will revisit electoral implications with Jim Wiesemeyer and include discussions by the USMEF international team on their efforts to enhance the global standing of U.S. red meat through the Regional Agricultural Promotion Program, aiming to diversify and expand export markets.

The conference is not just about presentations but also features breakout sessions across various sectors like beef, pork, and grains, facilitating detailed discussions relevant to each field.

Set against the backdrop of Tucson’s Catalina Mountains, the venue offers a blend of natural beauty and luxury, ensuring a rewarding experience for all attendees. This conference is an essential platform for professionals seeking to stay ahead in the dynamic field of agriculture and trade.

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