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People News: APPA, WWIN, Visit Reno Tahoe and More Welcome New Executives, Fill Directorship Roles - Vimarsana News

People News: APPA, WWIN, Visit Reno Tahoe and More Welcome New Executives, Fill Directorship Roles

In their quest for recovery and growth, associations, CVBs and trade show producers have been busily tapping new executives as well as filling director and management positions with experienced professionals. Check out all the hard-working individuals moving up at event-related organizations across the U.S. this month! 

Source: tsnn.com
Startup's investment boosts robot goal - Vimarsana News

Startup's investment boosts robot goal

Solinftec wants autonomous data gathering in more fields.

National Wheat Foundation announces new officer team - Vimarsana News

National Wheat Foundation announces new officer team

The National Wheat Foundation welcomed Joe Kejr as its new chair. Kejr farms with his son, brother and nephew west of Salina, Kan., where they raise wheat, corn, soybeans and milo. Kejr has found that…

More Than 1,000 Farmers, Biofuel Supporters Ask Biden to Ramp up Industry - Vimarsana News

More Than 1,000 Farmers, Biofuel Supporters Ask Biden to Ramp up Industry

More than 1,000 U.S. farmers and other biofuel supporters signed a letter asking President Joe Biden to turn to expanded biofuels production and to make E15 available year-round to address rising pump prices.

Source: dtnpf.com
South Dakota wheat grower on input costs: 'Hopefully the good Lord helps you out in the end' | The Voice of LaSalle County since 1952! - Vimarsana News

South Dakota wheat grower on input costs: 'Hopefully the good Lord helps you out in the end' | The Voice of LaSalle County since 1952!

South Dakota farmer Doug Simmons is pinching pennies to compensate for fertilizer costs that have doubled, and in some cases, tripled. “Along with the price, there is some question of availability on some of our chemicals,” said Simmons, president of ...