MACA: No Single Path
The Mid America CropLife Association (MACA) conveyed a simple message to its members — following a "cookie-cutter" business model will not work in today's ag world.
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Outgoing President Jim Jenkins, right, passes the gavel to CropLife Publisher Al Strohmaier for 2007-08.© 2007 -
MACA President Jim Jenkins presents the Ruth White Media Award for 2007 to CropLife Editor Eric Sfiligoj, right.© 2007 -
Mona Bond, CEO of the Agribusiness Association of Iowa, was one of many industry experts on hand.© 2007 -
Bonnie McCarvel, MACA executive director, conveyed a simple message at the show — following a "cookie-cutter" business model.© 2007 -
MFA's Ron Utterback said crop protection companies should be more consistent to keep market share.© 2007 -
Murray Equipment's Don Bradley accepts the Dean Roy Achievement.© 2007
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CropLife presents some snipnets of wisdom gathered at the association's 49th annual meeting in St. Louis.
