a panel discussion titled ‘Livestock Development and Our Communities’. This is another part of the program that is especially designed for ND rural community leaders, including County and Township board members. The panel will consist of rural leadership officers and staff, as well as, economic development professionals. In this open and respectful conversation, Summit attendees will learn the questions these valued rural community members have about North Dakota livestock production and development, including its value and impacts on their communities. Now the work is done, and the laughter begins with Comedian, John DeBoer! He has performed his, appropriate for all audiences, act in many venues including Comedy Central, Sirius XM Radio, corporate events and even three federal penitentiaries. He may be the ‘funniest comedian you have never heard of’! A social with heavy appetizers and Black Leg Ranch microbrews will be held at 5:00pm, immediately following DeBoer’s performance. To view sponsorship information, RSVP and to view updated event information please visit our website www.ndlivestock.org, stay tuned on our Facebook and Twitter pages (@livestockNd). A block of rooms for January 13th is available at the Bismarck Holiday Inn, 3903 State Street, 701-751-8240.
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NDLA’s 2nd Annual Livestock Summit January 14, 2020 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Black Leg Ranch
24750 62nd Ave SE, McKenzie, ND Social immediately following Join us for engaging discussions on ND livestock hot topics and livestock operation tours. ND rural leaders are also urged to attend to hear what developing livestock can do for your communities. The event will conclude with big laughs from Midwest comedian John DeBoer. For more information and to RSVP go to; ndlivestock.org or call 701-712-1488 Follow us on Facebook and Twitter Livestock Alliance ndlivestock.org @livestockND North Dakota
The mission of the North Dakota Livestock Alliance (NDLA) is to support, enhance and promote animal agriculture in North Dakota.
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