Dakotafest Golf Carts

August 20-22, 2019 | Mitchell, SD

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NB Golf Cars is the official provider of golf carts for Farmfest. Please contact Toby Bertsch at 605-275-4653 to reserve your cart. Golf carts are provided on a first come, first serve basis.

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American Farm Bureau Announces Heather Gieseke as Managing Director of Business Development

Washington, D.C. (February 5, 2019) – The American Farm Bureau Federation recently announced Heather Gieseke as managing director, business development. In this role, Gieseke is responsible for establishing and building industry partnerships with ...

IDEAg Group Adds Three New Leaders to the Team

Washington, D.C. (February 5, 2019) – The IDEAg Group, LLC, recently announced the addition of three new leaders to their team. Dan Johnson joins IDEAg Group as a new sales account manager. In this role, Johnson will manage exhibitor and sponsorship sales...

Livestock Chute Demonstrations Featured in Sioux Nation Ag Center Event Tent at Dakotafest 2018

The IDEAg Group LLC proudly announces a new partnership with Sioux Nation Ag Center at Dakotafest 2018. In a state in which cattle outnumber people by a 4-1 ratio, livestock chute demonstrations in the Sioux National Ag Center Event Tent will be a highlight for attendees.

IDEAg Group LLC Announces John Hendel as Director, Event Sales

The IDEAg Group LLC recently announced John Hendel as director, event sales. In this sales leadership role, Hendel is responsible for leading exhibit sales, sponsorships and marketing programs for all IDEAg events including the Amarillo Farm and Ranch Show, Dakotafest, Minnesota Farmfest, Northern Illinois Farm Show and the IDEAg Trade Show at the American Farm Bureau Federation Annual Convention.

NEW - Farm Bureau Market Intel Reports

Like most farmers and ranchers, your business relies on the ebbs and flows of the agricultural economy. What are the impacts for the beef market when cow slaughter is higher than this time last year? What are the full implications of farmers planting more soybeans and less corn this year? Now, with Farm Bureau’s Market Intel, you have a place to turn for answers to these tough questions in a timely manner without breaking the bank.

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