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Come on down to Norman Nov. 16-18!
OKFB members will gather Nov. 16-18, 2018, at the Embassy Suites Hotel and Conference Center in Norman, Oklahoma. The convention will kick off with the opening session Norman Embas sy Suites at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 16. Check the tentative agenda on the next page to find new and exciting additions to this year’s schedule.
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Our new Foundation Night Out
New to this year’s convention, the Foundation Night Out on Friday evening will serve as an excellent opportunity to catch up with friends from across the state. With a silent auction benefitting the Oklahoma Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture, the informal evening also will include a reception and a movie night for a relaxing evening to enjoy with fellow Farm Bureau members. 20 — Oklahoma Country
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Make a great find at the silent auction
In celebration of the newly renamed Oklahoma Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture, OKFB members will be encouraged to bid on silent auction items benefitting foundation programs such as the Grown for You Commodity Trailer, the Beef for Backpacks and Pork for Packs programs, and the Bushels for Books program.
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Enjoy some great red-dirt music
Following the Foundation Night Out on Friday evening, Farm Bureau members can enjoy a concert featuring the Jason Young Band. An Oklahoma native, Jason Young formed the band in 2003 and has produced singles including “Long Way Home,” “The Moment” and “Under My Skin.” Make sure to bring your boots and jeans to enjoy the sounds of this talented red-dirt group.
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