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South Carolina Extension Association
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SCEAFCS Annual Meeting

August 21, 2009
Livestock Poultry Health Building
Columbia, S.C.

Mark your calendars for the SCEAFCS Annual Meeting in Columbia on August 21, 2009.

Registration - The registration fee is $60.00 (members) / $70.00 (non-members) for the entire conference. This fee includes breaks, the tour, and lunch. Should you wish to purchase individual tickets, the costs are:

• Tour - $30.00 (members) / $40.00 (non-members)
• Conference only (includes lunch) - $30.00 (members) / $40.00 (non-members)

The deadline for registration is August 7, 2009. The late registration fee is $10.00 extra for both members and non-members. You can register for the conference online.

Agenda - Click here to view the conference agenda.

Conference Tour (Pontiac Foods) - Join us at 9:30 a.m. for the tour of Pontiac Foods. We will meet at the Livestock Poultry Health building to carpool to Pontiac Foods.

Click here for directions to the Livestock Poultry Health building and to Pontiac Foods..

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Last update: July 27, 2009