By Andi Anderson
The American Society of Agricultural Consultants (ASAC) is set to host its 2025 Annual Conference from November 2–4, 2025, at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Indianapolis North in Indianapolis, Indiana. The three-day event will bring together agricultural consultants, industry leaders, and educators from across the nation to share insights and strengthen professional networks.
The conference begins on Sunday, November 2, with an Ethics session led by Paige Gilligan of Risk Mitigators, followed by a Welcome presentation and Opening Reception titled “Indiana Agriculture: Racing to the Future,” presented by Kendall Culp of the Indiana Farm Bureau.
On Monday, November 3, participants will enjoy agricultural tours of Beck’s Hybrids and Corteva Agriscience, followed by a lineup of engaging sessions.
Presentations will include “Little Did We Imagine” by Brian Furrer, “Avian Influenza – Indiana’s Collaborative Approach” by Becky Joniskan, and “Recent Indiana Livestock Industry Successes” by Dr. Virgil Bremer.
The day concludes with the ASAC Banquet, featuring remarks from Don Lamb, Director of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture.
The Tuesday, November 4 program includes a strong focus on agriculture law, policy, and economics, with sessions led by Rusty Rumley from the National Ag Law Center and Todd Janzen, agricultural attorney.
Dr. James Mintert of Purdue University will provide a U.S. Ag Economy Outlook, followed by Ted McKinney discussing Federal and International Policy, and Former Ambassador Kip Tom addressing Opportunities and Risk for U.S. Agriculture.
Early registration runs through October 18, 2025, at discounted rates — $645 for members and $755 for non-members. The Tuesday-only registration costs $295. Discounts are available for first-time attendees, students, and those sponsored by ASAC members.
The 2025 ASAC Annual Conference offers a comprehensive agenda filled with educational sessions, tours, and networking opportunities, helping agricultural professionals stay informed about the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry’s future.
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