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We want to add your ag and rural policy events to our online calendar

04/18/14 8:53 AM By Ann Tracy Mueller

CAMDENTON, MO, April 18, 2014 - Is your organization holding an ag or rural policy event this year? If so, we want to add it to our event calendar. Please email details, including a link to your event Web page, to ann@agri-pulse.com or call us at 573-873-0800.

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