Rising Interest Rates & Their Impact on Dairy

Center for Dairy Excellence

Join Us for a Special ‘Protecting Your Profits’ Webinar

With milk price expected to be at multi-year highs this year, many dairy producers may have plans to replace equipment or finance a facility remodel in the coming months or next couple of years. Rising interest rates could have a significant effect on dairy producers, impacting everything from cash flow on individual farms to costs at every point in the dairy supply chain.

Join us for a special edition of our monthly “Protecting Your Profits” webinar on Wednesday, April 27 from 12-1 p.m. The free event will feature Sam Miller, Managing Director of Agriculture Banking at BMO Harris Bank, who will discuss increasing interest rates, inflation, and how these could impact dairy producers and the industry as a whole. Led by Zach Myers, Risk Education Manager at the Center, individuals can join the discussion via conference call, webinar, or podcast format.

View connection details below! Sign up for text alerts or add it to your calendar to get a reminder. We recognize that spring is a busy time of year, so the recording will be made available to listen from your phone, home, office, tractor, or wherever is most convenient.

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Text “Sign up” to 717-585-0766 to receive a text alert from the Center the morning of the webinar. The text will include a reminder and connection details.

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How to Connect Via Conference Call & Webinar:

Title: Rising Interest Rates and Their Impact on Dairy — “Protecting Your Profits” April Webinar

Date & Time: Wednesday, April 27, 2022 |  12-1 p.m.

Cost: FREE!

How to join via webinar: Click here to access the webinar on April 27 at 12 p.m.

How to dial in via conference call:

Dial: 1-646-558-8656
Meeting ID: 848 3416 1708
Passcode: 474057

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