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    Positive Dairying – winning in a global marketplace – last chance to book

    chrislyddonBy chrislyddonSeptember 7, 20151 Min Read
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    The forthcoming dairy conference – Positive Dairying: Winning in the global market place, to be held at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham on 1st October 2015 – will bring together interested parties across the industry to discuss positive news within the industry, looking at global trends and opportunities and sharing some insight into how other milk markets are developing.

    Organised by the Organic Milk Suppliers Cooperative (OMSCo), the conference will debate the key issues and opportunities facing the industry at this critical time. Speakers will include Neil Parish MP for Tiverton, Séan Rickard, Economist, Heather Wheeler, Chairman, All Party Parliamentary Group, Dairy, John Giles, Promar International, Roger Blowey, leading dairy vet, Ian Potter, Ian Potter Associates, Jo Scammel, independent agricultural adviser, Wil Armitage, dairy farmer and Nuffield scholar, and many others. Delegates will be key figures and influencers covering all areas of dairy.

    Farm Business is delighted to be working with OMSCo and acting as media partner for this high-profile event. We look forward to reporting the key messages from the day in future issues of Farm Business magazine.

    To confirm your attendance you can register your details online at www.omsco.co.uk

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