InfoAg Northwest Sponsors

Gold Level Sponsors John Deere Agri Services Phone: (208) 785-0038 JohnsonCharlesR@JohnDeere.com http://www.johndeere.com Simplot P.O. Box 70013 Boise, ID 83707-0113 Phone: (208) 235-5637 Terry.Tindall@simplot.com http://www.simplot.com Wilbur-Ellis Company 150 Burlington Avenue Pasco, WA 99301 Phone: (509) 545-9329 jellsworth@wecon.com http://www.wilbur-ellis.com AGCO Global Technologies 14577 Quentin Ave Savage , MN 55378 Phone: (952) 447-1698 Fax: (952) 447-1864 Don.lamker@agcocorp.com http://www.globaltech.agcocorp.com/Agco/GTA/GTAUK/

There are several ways your company or organization can take part in InfoAg Northwest. Read through the options and decide which role is best for you.

• Exhibitor - we have scheduled exhibit times, plus all receptions, lunches, and breaks are served in the exhibit hall to maximize traffic and give you time to talk with attendees.
• 10 x 10 exhibit space with table and chairs
• 4 customized registration coupons per booth at $50 each
• listing on the conference web site with a link to your web site

• Sponsor - A sponsorship is the best way to signify your support for advancing application of technology in agriculture. There are three levels of sponsorship, each increasing in the level of recognition and amenities:

Use the discount coupons to encourage key customers to attend InfoAg Northwest.
Sponsorship includes:

• Sponsor listing with your logo on the Conference web site, brochures, and printed program
• Sponsor listing with your logo on Sponsor posters at conference
• Sponsor recognition for lunch or keynote presentation
• Sponsorship opportunities will be filled on a first-come basis
• Recognition as FAR Contributor (at the appropriate corresponding level). 
• See FAR Contributor listing on http://www.farmresearch.com
• Contact Harold Reetz for more information:
• hreetz@farmresearch.com  or (217) 762-2074

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