Katie Laleman with the Henry County Farm Bureau joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about Bushels for Hunger, Share the Road, Mental Health, Fill a Cab Food Drive, and the upcoming Market Outlook Seminar. The Henry County Farm Bureau Young Leaders are rallying support for local food pantries with their “Cram the Cab” event. Community members are encouraged to drop off food, monetary donations, or gift cards at the Geneseo Fareway on Saturday, November 8th, between 9 AM and 2 PM. Volunteers will be on-site to collect donations and raise awareness about food insecurity in the area. Meanwhile, farmers and agribusiness professionals can register for a Market Outlook Seminar at Lavender Crest Winery in Colona, scheduled for November 13th. RSVP is required by November 6th through the Farm Bureau Office.
Henry County Farm Bureau Young Leaders invite the community to join their “Cram the Cab” event, aiming to collect food for local food pantries. Supporters can drop off donations or simply stop by to learn more at the Geneseo Fareway on Saturday, November 8th, from 9 AM to 2 PM. Monetary and gift card donations will also be accepted. Organizers encourage everyone to contribute what they can, as every item helps neighbors in need. Volunteers from Young Leaders will be on-site assisting with collections and spreading awareness about local food insecurity. Help fill the cab and make a positive impact in the community.
Naomi Blohm, Senior Market Advisor at Total Farm Marketing, is set to headline a Market Outlook Seminar at Lavender Crest Winery in Colona on November 13th. The event will begin at 6:15 p.m. with dinner, followed by a grain market update from Tom Parchert of River Valley Cooperative. Organizers urge interested attendees to reserve their spots before November 6th to ensure participation. This event provides valuable insights for local farmers and agri-business professionals navigating current market trends. Reservations are necessary and can only be made through the Henry County Farm Bureau. Organizers highlight this as an opportunity to gain expert analysis on upcoming challenges and opportunities in the farming sector.
Naomi Blohm is making a significant impact in the agricultural community by guiding farmers in navigating complex cash marketing decisions. Specializing in managing basis, delivery logistics, and storage strategies, she ensures that producers are well-prepared for shifting market conditions. Blohm also assists clients in executing and maintaining futures and options trading plans, helping them minimize risk and optimize profits.
The full series is available for $90.00, while individual sessions cost $35.00 with advance registration. Those who do not preregister will pay $40.00 per session. Community members interested in participating are encouraged to reserve their spots early by calling 309-937-2411 or emailing [email protected]. The sessions aim to provide valuable resources and education for area residents. Information on session dates and topics can be obtained directly from the Farm Bureau. Spaces are limited, so timely registration is recommended.
