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General Show Information
Location
Phoenix Civic Plaza
Phoenix, AZ
Dates
January 28-30
Exhibit Dates and Times
Wednesday, January 28
6:00pm-9:00pm
Welcome Reception
Thursday, January 29
9:00am-6:00pm
Friday, January 30
9:00am-4:00pm
Exhibitor Move-Out
Friday, January 30
4:00pm-10:00pm
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Saturday, January31
8:00am-12:00pm
Social Activities
A variety of social functions will be held in the exhibit hall to
maximize traffic and encourage interaction. These will include
the Welcome Reception and daily lunches.
Hanging Signs
Exhibitors will be allowed to use hanging signs in the purchased
booth space. All specifications, rules and requirements for
hanging signs will be published in the exhibitor service kit.
Assignment of Space
NCBA reserves the right to rearrange the exhibit floor plan as
needed. NCBA may relocate exhibitors at any time with the
understanding that if the exhibitor does not agree with such
Exhibitor Move-in
relocation to the extent that he or she cannot participate his or
Tuesday, January 27
her payment will be refunded. NCBA reserves the right to deny
10:00am-10:00pm
application for exhibit space if all or part of the exhibit does
Wednesday, January 28
not reflect the professional character and/or standards or the
8:00am-3:00pm
meeting.
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General Show Information
Your booth space includes
4 complimentary registrations per 10x10 space.
7”x44” identification booth sign with company name and booth number
8’ back drape with 3’ draped side rails
Aisle carpet (Please note your space does NOT include booth carpeting)
General Security
Additional Benefits you will receive
FREE 50-word product/service description and logo in the official NCBA ShowGuide.
Discounted advertising in the National Cattlemen magazine
FREE final program listing
Sponsorship Opportunities
FREE 50-word product/service description and hyper link on beefusa.org
Payment Deadlines
Full booth rental amount is due September 1, 2008
Payments should be made payable to
NCBA
9110 E. Nichols Ave. Suite 300
Centennial, CO 80112
Phone 303-694-0305 • Fax: 303-770-77109
ktorres@beef.org
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Here’s what attendees
are saying:
“Good meeting with a great trade show!”
“Good, outstanding trade show.”
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General Show Information
Why Exhibit at the 2009
NCBA Trade Show?
Producers are looking for solutions
to their problems and to shop
vendors for their purchasing needs.
It’s one of the most cost effective
ways of doing business! By
exhibiting you can secure qualified
leads at a fraction of the cost of a
sales call.
Launch a new product or service.
Support the industry and the
organization.
Promote your brand image and
increase your company’s visibility.
Visit with current customers.
Survey the market and evaluate
your competition.
Expand your sales into new
markets.
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Who Should Exhibit?
Any companies that provide products and services
and the latest in technology to the cattle industry.
Some of the products and services displayed at
the NCBA Trade Show include:
Animal Health Products
Animal Identification
Associations/Organizations/Government
Breeders/Ranches/Feedlots/Marketers
Computer/Software Packages
Consulting Services
Equipment/Trailers/Watering
Feed/Feed Additives & Accessories
Fencing Equipment & Accessories
Finance/Insurance/Real Estate
Hay Equipment & Accessories
Herd Management/Chutes/Scales
Information/Education
Publications/Media/Broadcast Media
Retail/Art/Furniture/Accessories
Seed Products/Weed/Pest Control/Herbicide
Structures/Buildings
Veterinary/Breeding
Genetics/DNA
Processor/Packer
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General Show Information
Who attends the exhibit?
(Results of the 2007 NCBA Trade Show survey)
Other
13%
Ranch
Owner 7%
That’s not all…
On average attendees own 356 head of cattle.
49% own 500 or more head.
Spouse/Family Member 7%
Ranch
Owner 7%
Ranch Manager 3%
Spouse/Family
Member
Full
Time Employee
7% 7%
Other
Owners/ 13%
Manager
63%
Owners/
Manager
63%
96% of attendees said the show met or exceeded their
expectations for attending.
Ranch
3%1%
Part
TimeManager
Employee
Full Time Employee 7%
57% of attendees said they would be more likely to conduct
business with the corporate sponsors of the show.
Part Time Employee 1%
Attendance by City/Year
7000
6,686
6000
Type of operation
Other
17%
Feedlot
13%
Other
17% Feedlot
Commercial 13%
Cow/Calf 45%
Commercial
Cow/Calf 45%
5,200+
5000
4602
4,676
4000
Seedstock/Purebred 8%
Stocker/Background 6%
Seedstock/Purebred 8%
Vet/Consultant 6%
Stocker/Background
6%
Farmer/Feeder
3%
Retail/Packer
2%
Vet/Consultant 6%
Farmer/Feeder 3%
Retail/Packer 2%
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5,585
3000
2000
1000
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8000
Phoenix
San
2004 Antonio
2005
Denver Nashville
2006
2007
Reno
2008
(Anticipated)
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It’s easy to reserve your booth ...
1. Onsite at the 2008 NCBA Trade show
As in past years, we will hold space sales meetings
by appointment onsite at the 2008 NCBA Trade Show.
You will select and directly participate in your space
assignment and be able to see the most current plan when
it’s your turn to select space.
2. All current exhibitors from the current year
have until April 1, 2008 to reserve space.
How it works
AIC and Gold level members will have the first opportunity
to reserve booth space during the Allied
Industry Council meeting. This meeting
is typically held early on during the
week of convention.
How to submit your application
Allied Industry Associates and Allied
Industry Partners will have the next
opportunity to reserve space.
The sales are then opened up to all
current exhibitors.
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3. After April 1st applications received will be
assigned on a first come, first served basis.
By mail:
NCBA
Attention: Trade Show Manager
9110 E. Nichols Ave. Suite 300
Centennial, CO 80112
By Fax: 303-770-7109
Want to be among the first to
book your booth space?
Become an Allied Industry Member today!
Contact the NCBA Association Marketing
team at 303-694-0305
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for the 2009 NCBA Trade Show!
Exhibit Space Rates
One booth ……..$1000
Corner booth locations are an additional $100 (corner
fees added after discounts have been applied)
Premium Marketing Packages: Discounted
marketing packages including booth fees, a full
page 4-color ad in the 2009 ShowGuide and pre
and post registration lists.
Multiple booth discounts: Purchase 2 -3 booths and
save $30 per booth. Four or more booths save $70 per
booth.
Premium Space: Exhibitors creating premier exhibit
space (island) locations will pay a premium percentage
in addition to the booth space investment fee incurred.
Premium booth locations are not discounted
20x20............................................... $6,800
20x30............................................... $8,900
20x40..............................................$11,000
20x50............................................. $13,100
30x30............................................. $12,050
30x40............................................. $15,200
40x40............................................. $19,400
40x50............................................. $23,600
Premier Exhibit space investment
Cancellation & Refund Policy
20x20........................................................ $4,600
20x30........................................................ $6,700
20x40........................................................ $8,800
20x50...................................................... $10,900
30x30........................................................ $9,850
30x40...................................................... $13,000
40x40...................................................... $17,200
40x50...................................................... $21,400
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Notice of cancellation must be give to
NCBA in Writing. Cancellation by an
exhibitor of any portion of exhibit space
reserved results in the following:
Prior to October 1 exhibitor will receive
a 50% discount. October 1 and after all
monies paid will be forfeited. No refunds
after this date.
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A “Yellow Pages” for Cattle Producers, the
NCBA ShowGuide is a comprehensive
industry reference publication with
company listings for all 2009 exhibitors. The
ShowGuide has a circulation of 33,000 and
is distributed with the January issue of the
National Cattlemen and to all convention
attendees. Exhibiting companies can use
ads as a tool to drive traffic to their trade
show space.
American Angus Association,
Angus Publications Inc., Certified
Angus Beef LLC
Booth 573
Albion
Booth 1131
Albion Advanced Nutrition is
celebrated its 50th anniversary in
2006 making Albion the oldest chelate mineral company in the
world. Albion owns over 150 patents and has quality products
second to none. Only Albion has internationally recognized
AOAC analytical procedures to prove their products are
chelated. Why would you want to use unproven products
when you can have the real McCoy, Albion Metal Amino Acid
Chelates Albion...when only the best, and the proven, will do!
101 North Main Street
Clear Field, UT 84015
(801) 773-4631
cschuetze@albion-an.com
www.albion-an.com
American Cowman
Booth 406
Allflex
Booth 709
American Cowman offers timely, production and management
strategies that will add efficiency, value and profitability for
family farms with up to 100 head of cattle. American Cowman
Update e-newsletter delivers timely industry news, practical
production and management information and producer
profiles – all in an effort to help family farms remain viable.
7900 International Drive #300
Minneapolis, MN 55425
(952) 851-4663
Lindsey.Ruth@penton.com
www.americandowman.com
Allflex USA, Inc. has been
providing Animal Identification
solutions and systems for the livestock industry for
over 50 years. These products include High Performance
Electronic Identification Tags, Standard Visual ID tags,
Official Registry Tags, as well as Feedlot Tag systems.
Dedicated to animal identification and contributing to a safer
global food supply.
P. O. Box 612266
Dallas Fort Worth Airport, TX 75261-2266
(972) 456-3686
gfischer@allflexusa.com
www.allflexusa.com
American Hereford Association,
Certified Hereford Beef, LLC
Booth 973
Alltech, Inc.
Booth 375
Lallemand Animal Nutrition
offers a range of cost – effective solutions for the beef
industry. Micro-Cell® probiotic bacteria for the feedlot,
Levucell® SC and Levucell® SB active dry yeast, Biotal® forage
inoculants, Alkosel organic selenium yeast, Agrimos and other
mineral enriched yeast supplements.
6120 W. Douglas Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53218
(800) 541-5598
lannacs@lallemand.com
www.lallemand.com
ProPush® with VertiSpreadTM Beaters Kuhn Knight,
Inc., introduces the new 2044 and 2054 ProPush
box spreaders with VertiSpread beaters. Now, the ProPush
can accommodate vertical beaters that set the standard for
solid-material spreading. VertiSpread beaters are designed
for operators who want to spread the toughest solid feedlot
material with a wider, more consistent 25–30 foot spread
pattern. These ProPush spreaders come in 440 and 540 heaped
cubic-foot capacities.
701 Cherry Avenue
Greeley, CO 80631
(970) 351-0444
larry.oltman@kuhnnight.com
www.kuhnnorthamerica.com
Land O’Lakes Purina Feed
Booth 233
Land O’Lakes® Feed Like you,
RangeLand® and SteakMaker®
Feeds work hard until the job is done. Such
as minerals that stand up to wind and rain for consistent
nutrition year round. RangeLand® Feeds come in loose and tub
minerals and protein tubs. RangeLand Ration Manager™
products are offered free-choice in self-feeders. Consider it
done®.
555 Maryville University Drive, Suite 500
St. Louis, MO 63141
(800) 227-8941
rod.nulik@purinamills.com
www.cattlenutrition.com
Kunafin “The Insectary”
Booth 1031
Kunafin “The Insectary” produces
beneficial insects supplying major
agribusiness operations throughout the world. Fly parasites
successfully and economically reduce fly populations in feedlot,
dairy, poultry, and hog operations. Entomologists on staff
create environmentally friendly integrated pest management
programs designed to fit your specific needs.
P.O. Box 190
Quemado, TX 788877-0190
(800) 832-1113
office@kunafin.com
www.kunafin.com
For over 12 decades the American Hereford
Association and its breeders have remained true to one
key purebred seedstock principal: To be dedicated to
continuous economic improvement in the Hereford breed so
that commercial cattlemen might have the genetic tools
necessary to remain competitive and profitable. Don’t cheat
yourself. Come take a look at what Herefords can do for you.
1501 Wyandotte
Kansas City, MO 64108
(816) 842-3758
ccouch@herefordbeef.org
www.herefordbeef.org
Alltech is global leader in providing natural
solutions to increase animal health and performance
through nutrition. For over 25 years, we have researched
and developed products that are routinely used worldwide
by leaders throughout the livestock industry for everything
from improved immunity to increased gut health and rumen
performance. Alltech…naturally!
3031 Catnip Hill Pike
Nicholasville, KY 40356
(859) 881-2253
ncanavera@alltech.com
www.alltech.com
American-International
Charolais Association
Booth 650
Alpharma Inc.
Booth 847
By combining superior products and industry leading
technical service capabilities, Alpharma Animal Health
helps enable cattle producers to Protect Their Investment.
Alpharma products help to facilitate optimal health and robust
growth, enhance reproductive efficiency and treat disease in
cattle, swine and poultry.
440 Route 22 East
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
(908) 566-3984
debbie.thompson@alpharma.com
www.alpharma.com
The American-International Charolais
Association, celebrating its 50th year, is the
official registry for Charolais and Charbray cattle in the United
States. Charolais cattle were first brought to the U.S. in 1936.
In 1957, The American Charolais Breeders Association and
the International Charolais Breeders Association merged
forming the present AICA.
11700 NW Plaza Circle
Kansas City, MO 64152
(816) 464-2474
rwilliams@charolaisusa.com
www.charolaisusa.com
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Lallemand Animal Nutrition
Booth 923
Kuhn Knight
Booth 1147
“Team Angus” features the American Angus
Association, Certified Angus Beef LLC and the Angus
Publications Inc. One booth combines the power of the world’s
largest beef breed organization, the leading brand of premium
beef, and the world’s largest Angus publication all working to
increase profitability for commercial cattlemen.
3201 Frederick Avenue
St. Joseph, MO 64506
(816) 383-5100
info@angus.org
www.angus.org
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Reach Your Target Audience
Cattle producers are continually looking for the best tools and
technologies to help them in managing their operations. Make sure
they know you’ll be exhibiting at the 2009 NCBA Trade Show!
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Advertising Opportunities
National Cattlemen
Exhibitors receive a special
discount on ad space in the January
issue of National Cattlemen. This
monthly publication is official publication of the
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association. It has a
circulation of 33,000. The National Cattlemen
is one of the leading publications for cattle
producers in the United States.
Here’s what the exhibitors are saying
“The Trade Show is excellent. I am always impressed with the NCBA Trade Show
it is a wonderful opportunity for us to connect with our landowner partners
to share our program. Thanks!!”
Heather Johnson, US Fish & Wildlife Service
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Leverage your presence a the NCBA Trade Show with ...
Web Advertising
Beefusa.org is the official website for the
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association.
It houses all the information for the
convention as well as exhibitor listing
and descriptions. Help to reinforce your
promotion by placing a banner ad on
www.beefusa.org.
Take advantage of frequency
discounts and run ads on
a regular schedule to
reinforce your sales
strategy all year long!
Here’s what attendees
are saying:
“Awesome Trade Show!”
“As always I enjoy seeing friends from across
the USA every year and walking through
the fabulous Trade Show.”
“Excellent Trade Show and
informative convention.”
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Advertising Opportunities
Here’s what the exhibitors are saying:
“The show was run smoothly. The accommodations were very good.”
Dick Kerndt, Kerndt Livestock Products
“We understand that this is not a ‘tractor, implements, equipment show. However, the
interest was high, and prospects who stopped by were truly excited.”
Michael Gustafson, John Deere
Sponsorship Opportunities
We offer a wide variety of convention related sponsorships to help increase your brand
awareness at the show. For a complete list of sponsorships please contact association
marketing at 303-694-0305.
Build an integrated promotion campaign in tandem with your exhibit by coordinating
pre-meeting ads in one of the special annual meeting-related issues:
The October issue of National Cattlemen will have the registration brochure polybagged
with it.
The January issue of the National Cattlemen is the convention issue promoting all the
upcoming highlights for the meeting.
The ShowGuide highlights the NCBA trade show specifically and is an excellent way to
drive traffic to your booth.
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The Numbers Tell the Story
Are Trade Shows Really Worth it? YES!
40% of all attendees find exhibitions of more
value today than they did two years ago!
(Source: The Center for Exhibition Industry
Research (CEIR), March 2004)
54% of attendees will attend only one
exhibition. (Source: ACRR1151 CEIR, 2004)
The most preferred method of information
delivery by both attendees and exhibiting
companies is one-on-one interaction with
exhibit staff either in direct conversations
or in demonstrations. (Source: f3.03
CEIR, 2004)
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Exhibition leads are 38% less expensive to close.
(Source: SM17.01 CEIR, 2004)
54% of trade show exhibits influence peoples
buying decisions (Source: Exhibitor magazine)
87% of people who walk into your booth represent
potential new business (Source: Exhibitor
magazine)
The average trade show booth earned a
memorability rating of 79%
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Join Our List of Distiguished Alumni
ABS Global, Inc.
Acadian Agritech
ADM Alliance Nutrition, Inc.
AgCareers.com
Ag Market Logic
AgFirst Farm Credit Bank
AgInfoLink
Agri Labs
Agricultural Engineering Associates
Agrident
AgriEnergy Resources
Agri-Pro Enterprises of Iowa, Inc.
Agri-Sales Associates
Alabama Beef Network
Albion Advanced Nutrition
All About Diesels, Inc.
Allflex
Alltech, Inc.
Alpharma Animal Health
American Angus Association
Angus Beef Bulletin
Certified Angus Beef
American Cattlemen
American International
Charolais Association
American National Cattle
Women, Inc.
American Salers Association
American Simmental Association
Anderson Consulting
Anipro/Xtraformance Feeds
Arkansas Livestock &
Poultry Commission
ARMtech Insurance Services
Avery Weigh-Tronix
Bayer Animal Health
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Beef Concepts, Inc.
Beef Improvement Federation
Beef Magazine
Beef Mobile
Beef Quality Assurance Programs
Bekaert Corporation
Bending B Trading, LLC
Bimeda North America
Blue Grass Stockyards
Internet Auction
Boehringer Ingelheim
Bovigen, LLC
Bowman Enterprises
BPI Technology
Braunvieh Association of America
C&S Cattle Equipment
Camp Cooley Ranch
Cargill Animal Nutrition
Caterpillar
Cattle-Fax
Cattleman’s Choice Loomix, LLC
Cattleman’s Resource, Inc. (The)
Cattlemax Software by Cattlesoft, Inc.
CBB
Center For Agriculture and Food
Security and Preparation
Central Life Sciences
Central States Testing
Certified Hereford Beef, LLC
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Classic Ultrasound
Cline Wood Agency
Colorado Lining International
Colorado Serum Company
Colorado State University
Cover-All Building Systems
Cow Sense Software
CPC Commodities, LLC
Croplan Genetics
Cropp/Organic Prairie
Currey Cattle Company
Daniels Manufacturing
Deer Valley Farm
Destron Fearing (Digital Angel Corp)
DewEze
Diamond V Mills
Digi-Star LLC
Double S Liquid Feed Service Inc.
Doug Wildin & Associates
Ranch Brokers
Dow Agro Sciences
Drovers Magazine
DTN
Durvet, Inc.
Eastern Livestock LLC
Eby Trailers
Elanco Animal Health
eMerge Interactive
Estrotect
EZ id Animal ID
Farm Credit Services
Farm Journal’s Beef Today
Farm Progress Companies
Farnam
Ferrell-Ross
Filson Livestock Equipment
First Bank Ag Credit
Florida Cattlemen’s Association
For-Most Inc.
Fort Dodge Animal Health
Furst-McNess Company
Gallagher
Georgia Cattlemen’s Association
Giant Rubber Water Tanks
Golden Belt Feeders, Inc.
Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative
Greeley Hat Works
Harsh International Inc.
Heartland Alliance of America
Helfter Feeds, Inc.
High Plains Journal
Hi-Plains Systems, Inc.
Hot-Shot-Div. Miller Mfg. Co.
I & G Distributors USA
Ideal Instruments
Idexx Laboratories, Inc.
Image Apparel & Marketing
IMI Global/Cattle Network
ImmuCell
Innovative Livestock Services, Inc.
Inosol LLC.
Instrument Supplies
Intervet
IVX Animal Health
John Deere
John Queen’s Company
Joplin Regional Stockyards &
MFA Health Track
Kentucky Cattleman’s Assn/
KY Dept of Ag.
Kerndt Livestock Products
King Ranch Institute for
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Ranch Management
K-Line Irrigation North AmericaKMG Chemicals
Kuhn Knight, Inc.
Kunafin “The Insectary”
Lallemand Animal Nutrition
Land O Lakes Feed
Land O Lakes Purina Feed, LLC
Laura’s Lean Beef Co.
Lextron Animal Health
Life Products/Vit-E-Men
Louisiana Cattlemen’s Association
MAI/GENESIS
Martin & Martin Auctioneers, Inc.
Martin & Martin Cattle Company
Maverick Ranch Natural &
Organic Meats
Merial, Ltd.
Merritt Equipment
MFA Health Track (with Joplin)
Micro Beef Technologies
Mid-America Feed Yard
Miraco
Mississippi Cattlemen’s Association
MMI Genomics, Inc.
Moly Manufacturing, Inc.
Montana Stockgrowers Assn.
Multimin USA, Inc.
NASCO
National Association of
Farm Broadcasting
NCBA BVD Working
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Group/BVD Education Booth
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
New Generation Feeds
New Holland
Newport Laboratories
Norac, Inc.
North American Limousin Foundation
North American Salt Company
North Carolina Cattlemen’s Association
North Dakota Dept of Agriculture
Nova Microbial Technologies, LLC
Novartis Animal Health US
Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association
Omni Brokerage, Inc.
Optibrand
ORIgen/Summitcrest
Osborne Industries
PBS Animal Health
Pearson Livestock Equipment
Pennington Seed Inc.
Pfizer Animal Health
Phibro Animal Health
Pioneer Hi-Bred
Plain Jans
Postive Feeds
Pride Of The Farm
Priefert Ranch Equipment
Prima Tech USA
ProConn, LLC
Purina Mills, LLC
Quali Tech, Inc.
Quality Liquid Feeds
R&R Machine Works Inc.
Rabo Agri Finance
Ragland Mills, Inc.
Ramaekers Nutrition
Red Angus Association of America
Reese Agri
RFD-TV
Ridley Block Operations
Ritchey Mfg
Ritchie Industries Inc.
Roda Manufacturing
Roto-Mix
Rube’s Cartoons
Sartec Corporation
Schering-Plough, Corp.
SDK Laboratories, Inc.
Sequenom
Smart Ag Tag
SolidTech Animal Health, Inc.
South Carolina Cattlemen’s Association
Stampede Sales
Stone Manufacturing and Supply
Sunbelt Ag Expo
Sunrise Pottery
Sustainable Rangelands Roundtable
Sweetlix
Syrvet
Temple Tag
Tennessee Cattlemen’s Association/
Tennessee Dept of Agriculture
Territorial Magazine
Texas A&M University
Texas Tech University
Texas Vet Lab, Inc.
Tough Country Products
Tripod Data Systems
Tru-Test, Inc.
Turnkey Computer Systems, LLC
Twin Mountain Fence
Ultimate Genetics
Ultralyx
University Of Arizona
Department of Animal Sciences
Unlimited Solutions, Inc.
US Bank
US Fish & Wildlife Service
US Meat Export Federation
US Premium Beef
USDA Grain Inspection,
Packers & Stockyards
USDA Rural Development
USDA-AMS-NASS
USDA-Farm Service Agency
Varied Industries Corporation
Vet Life
Viewtrak Technologies, Inc
Vigortone Ag Products
Virginia Dept of Ag/
Virginia Cattlemen’s Association
Virginia Livestock Markets Association
Walco International, Inc.
Watson Mfg.
West Point Design, Inc.
West Virginia Cattlemen’s Association/
West Virginia Department of Agriculture
Whitestone Farms
Wilson Trailer
Working Ranch Magazine
WW Livestock Systems
Y-Tex Corporation
Zinpro Performance Minerals
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Plan ahead…
Plan now for these future
NCBA Trade Shows
2010
January 27-30
San Antonio, Texas
2011
February 2-5
Denver, Colorado
2012
February 1-4
Nashville, TN
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For information on exhibiting please contact:
Kristin Torres, Trade Show Manager
9110 E. Nichols Ave. Suite 300
Centennial, CO 80112
Ph) 303-694-0305
FX) 303-770-7109
ktorres@beef.org
www.beefusa.org
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