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Alberta Potato Conference and Trade Show

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Plans are finalized for the 50th Annual Alberta Potato Conference & Trade Show, being held in beautiful Banff, Alberta at the breathtaking Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel.

Taking place from November 21st to November 23rd, 2016, plan on attending this memorable event for the informational guest speakers, meeting sessions, entertainment, great food, updates from Industry Associates and networking.

This event is open to Potato Growers of Alberta past and present, Alberta Potato Industry Members, Government Partners, and fellow industry growers and trading partners.

The event will start with Seed Day on Monday November 21st, designed to address the topics specific to our seed growers.  The full conference will begin on Tuesday morning.

Information and registration.

 

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