WISHH Midwest Workshop

The Midwest Workshop is held at the National Soybean Research Laboratory at the University of Illinois and hosts' representatives of PVOs, U.S. government officials, soybean farmer and industry leaders for a workshop on the role of soy in international food assistance programs. The focus of the workshop program is to provide new information about soy and soy products that can play a valuable role in meeting people's immediate and long-term nutritional needs as well as fit into sustainable economic development programs. This is a terrific opportunity for participants to hear about soy as well as see its many uses demonstrated and ask the experts about how their specific international programs can benefit. Previous workshop attendees have also found the interaction with industry representatives to be very helpful as they explore how to expand the use of soy in their food aid programs around the world.

	SAVE THE DATE Midwest Workshop 2008: October 20 - 24, 2008
	Midwest Workshop 2007: October 15 - 17, 2007 Agenda Registration Form Presentations What WISHH Midwest Workshop Alumni Say about the Program
	Midwest Workshop 2006: October 16 - 18, 2006 Agenda Registration Form Travel Scholarship Presentations What WISHH Midwest Workshop Alumni Say about the Program
	Midwest Workshop 2005: October 10-12, 2005 Agenda Registration Form Travel Scholarship What WISHH Midwest Workshop Alumni Say about the Program Photo Gallery Presentations
	Midwest Workshop 2004: October 18-20, 2004 Agenda Registration Form Travel Scholarship What WISHH Midwest Workshop Alumni Say about the Program Photo Gallery Presentations
	Midwest Workshop 2003 Agenda Registration Form Travel Scholarship What WISHH Midwest Workshop Alumni Say about the Program Photo Gallery
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