Updated Information: Additional Tour Offered by MACS Academy After ASAC Annual Conference
11/02/2023
The website with additional information and a link for registration has been provided for the tour mentioned in our recent post. Details below. Here’s the original information about this informative and comprehensive tour.
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MACS Academy has finalized a wide-ranging educational tour the day following the ASAC Annual Conference in Fresno, CA. This tour will be held on Wednesday, November 8th, and begin with a stop at Bluewhite for a review of their work with Ag Technology and Financing. From there, tour participants will travel to WWD Solar Projects to discuss the issues of repurposing land and the agricultural impacts.
The next stop will be the ASR well site for a discussion of water sustainability, with an additional stop at Pleasant Valley Pumping Plant to discuss water infrastructure. The tour will then shift to a focus on ag education with a stop at West Hills College, and then a presentation from the Farm Financial Standards Council to update participants on standards and networking opportunities. A presentation on AI in agriculture will finalize this section of the tour.
By mid-afternoon, participants will enjoy a stop at VieDel Company for a tour of their vertically integrated farm, winery and distillery.
The website to review the tour information and register is: https://macs-academy.com/
Visit the ASAC website at www.agconsultants.org for additional information and to register for this exceptional tour.
Posted by:
Don Tyler
Tyler & Associates
ASAC Board Member
The website with additional information and a link for registration has been provided for the tour mentioned in our recent post. Details below. Here’s the original information about this informative and comprehensive tour.
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MACS Academy has finalized a wide-ranging educational tour the day following the ASAC Annual Conference in Fresno, CA. This tour will be held on Wednesday, November 8th, and begin with a stop at Bluewhite for a review of their work with Ag Technology and Financing. From there, tour participants will travel to WWD Solar Projects to discuss the issues of repurposing land and the agricultural impacts.
The next stop will be the ASR well site for a discussion of water sustainability, with an additional stop at Pleasant Valley Pumping Plant to discuss water infrastructure. The tour will then shift to a focus on ag education with a stop at West Hills College, and then a presentation from the Farm Financial Standards Council to update participants on standards and networking opportunities. A presentation on AI in agriculture will finalize this section of the tour.
By mid-afternoon, participants will enjoy a stop at VieDel Company for a tour of their vertically integrated farm, winery and distillery.
The website to review the tour information and register is: https://macs-academy.com/
Visit the ASAC website at www.agconsultants.org for additional information and to register for this exceptional tour.
Posted by:
Don Tyler
Tyler & Associates
ASAC Board Member
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