Ag Biotech News Being Presented at AFBF Conference

http://www.fb.org/news/nr/nr2005/nr0629a.html

WASHINGTON D.C., June 29, 2005 – The AFBF Biotechnology Conference 
will be held July 29 at the Indiana Farm Bureau headquarters in 
Indianapolis.

"The conference is appropriate for anyone with an interest in the 
current biotechnology situation in the United States and around the 
world, as well as the outlook for agricultural biotechnology," says 
Mark Maslyn, AFBF executive director of public policy.

There is no registrations fee for this national conference, but 
those wishing to attend should email Donna Jackson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
or call (202) 406-3679. For hotel accommodations the suggested hotel 
nearby to contact is the Hampton Inn at telephone number 317-261-
1200.

Scheduled speakers include Cindy Smith, deputy administrator for 
Biotechnology Regulatory Services under the Animal and Plant Health 
Inspection Service of the Agriculture Department; Bobby Richey, 
deputy director of the Foreign Agriculture Services Biotech Group at 
USDA; Paul Green, international trade consultant; Barb Glenn, 
director of animal biotechnology with the Biotechnology Industry 
Organization; Michael Dykes, vice president, government affairs at 
Monsanto; Jeff Stein, director of regulatory affairs at Syngenta 
Seeds; and Mark Janis, professor of law at the University of Iowa 
College of Law.

"First-hand, I know that our speakers have a great amount of 
knowledge and information that they will share to enlighten 
attendees," said Michelle Gorman, AFBF regulatory relations director 
for biotechnology.

In general, topics being covered during the conference include 
government regulations, non-food and feed uses for agricultural 
biotechnology, animal biotechnology, ag biotechnology and trade, 
technology fees and products in the pipeline.

Maslyn said, "Having the conference centrally located in the country 
should make attendance easy and affordable for more of our members. 
Additionally, the Indiana Farm Bureau office is an excellent meeting 
facility."


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