Some 5,000 farmers representing corn, soybeans, wheat and sorghum are meeting in Nashville for Commodity Classic, the annual convention and trade show that provides a forum for the major commodity associations to meet and discuss policy and showcases new products and what’s coming in the agricultural pipeline.

The convention started yesterday with board meetings and open forum discussions, and gets fully underway today with seminars, speeches, forums and the trade show. The Classic’s web site provides a “schedule at a glance” that outlines the major activities planned. Headline events include a panel of the four commodity association presidents … Full Article »