By Scout Nelson
The Kansas Department of Agriculture has announced that its Marketing and Promotions Advisory Board will hold its regular meeting on Friday, June 5, at 9:00 a.m. The meeting will take place at the department’s office located at 1320 Research Park Drive in Manhattan. For those unable to attend in person, a virtual participation option will also be available upon request.
This meeting aims to review ongoing programs, discuss marketing strategies, and explore opportunities to support agricultural growth across the state. The advisory board plays a key role in guiding initiatives that promote agricultural awareness, strengthen market opportunities, and enhance the overall development of the agriculture sector.
The meeting is open to the public. To request a copy of the agenda or directions on how to participate in the meeting, please contact Suzanne Ryan-Numrich, agriculture marketing division director, at 785-564-6704 or Suzanne.Numrich@ks.gov.
The department encourages community participation, as it helps improve transparency and allows individuals to better understand ongoing agricultural programs. Attendees can gain useful insights into how marketing strategies are developed and implemented to support farmers, businesses, and stakeholders.
Special accommodations are available for individuals who may need assistance. Requests should be made at least two days before the meeting to ensure proper arrangements. This helps create an inclusive and accessible environment for all participants.
The mission of the Agricultural Marketing, Advocacy, and Outreach Team is to support all residents through innovative programs. These efforts aim to create growth opportunities in agriculture while increasing awareness and pride in the industry. Agriculture remains a vital part of the state’s economy, and such meetings play an important role in shaping its future.
Overall, this meeting provides a valuable platform for discussion, collaboration, and planning. It also offers the public a chance to stay informed and engaged in agricultural development initiatives.
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