Tomorrow is the deadline to register for Fusion Ag Outlook 2020.
Brad Magnusson, CEO at Magnusson Consulting Group, says Fusion Ag Outlook 2020 is one of the main ways to get knowledge of the industry.
“Where producers can come and learn about the markets, about marketing, both in the grains, soybeans, peas, any of the other special crops and also the cattle industry, we’ll spend a good hour to two hours going through the cattle markets and determining where we think the calves are going to be priced later on this spring and of course with the calves in the fall.”
Magnusson says he doesn’t know how many people will be at the seminar in Hamiota because it’s the first time they’ve done a seminar there, but he expects 50 to 75 people there.
As for the seminar in Roblin, he expects over a hundred people to be in attendance.
“What people can expect from the seminars is detailed analysis of the world’s grain inventory, also a specific look at it from a North American, Canadian, and Manitoban perspective. With regards to inventory, pricing, cost of production, we’re going to go through detailed cost of production with each crop to determine where’s our best profitability and where do we need to sharpen our pencils?”
Magnuson says absolutely those that have been before can gain new knowledge going again.
“I think that one of the things that’s key to great management is to take different opinions and information and bring it back into your own operation and structure your pricing, your marketing with as much knowledge as you can possibly get.”
Fusion Ag Outlook is an opportunity to listen to speakers identify the markets, identify costing of each crop, which producers can take back and really understand what’s going on, on a global basis, on a national basis, and on a local basis.
You can register through any Fusion Credit Union branch, all you need to do is contact your local branch and they’ll give you directions and sign you up.
For a list of branches and their contact information, click here.
