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  The
Colorado Conservation Tillage Association (CCTA) was founded in 1988 to serve the
needs of farmers searching for new ways to diversify their farms and better utilize
their resources.
CCTA is a non-profit serving all the States in the High Plains Region.
It is a collaboration of experienced farmers working with industry and
University and Agricultural Agency personnel whose goal is to spread research
and on-farm gained information. Through this organization, in cooperation with the
National Sunflower Association,
farmers have been able to utilize new technologies and techniques to enhance their
overall economic position.
22nd Annual 2010 High Plains No-Till Conference February 2-3, 2010, Community Center, Burlington, Colorado Plan now to attend! Conference Brochure - Overview of Conference Please note the location of the conference has moved from Greeley to Burlington.
Keynote Speaker We are excited to announce the Keynote Speaker will be Murray Wise, Chief Executive Officer & Chairman, Westchester Group, Inc.
CLICK HERE - http://brianallmerradionetwork.wordpress.com/2009/04/16/04-16-09-distinguished-alumni-helping-ag-students-take-hold-of-opportunities/ The above link is a recent interview with Murray Wise done by www.BARNmedia.net
Conference Schedule 26 Breakouts Each Day
Click the Yellow High Plains No-Till Conference button on the left and then scroll through the conference selection list on the left for more information on the:
Tentative Schedule Breakout Workshop Descriptions Certified Crop Advisor Credits and Commercial Applicator Credits and all other related conference activities
Click into the conference pages They are continually updated.
Conference Registration Registration Information will be available October 15, 2009
"Thank You" to our 2010 Trade Show information is available. Go to High Plains Conference and then click Trade show on the side bar. There will be a limited number of spaces at the 2010 Conference. Spaces will be allotted first come, first serve.
2010 Sponsorship information is available. Go to High Plains Conference and then click Sponsors on the side bar.
Agriculture Scholarships Benefit To be announced
2010 Scholarship $750 Agriculture Scholarship to be awarded at the Conference in February. Applications will be available August 1, 2009 and will be due December 1, 2009.
Congratulations to our 2009 - $500 Scholarship Winners! Rex May, Soil and Crops Major, Colorado State University Alan Wiese, Mechanized Systems Management Major, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Ransom Sitz, Entomology Major, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Scholarships awarded to students whose home residence is in CO, KS, NE, WY or are attending an institution of higher learning in CO, KS, NE, WY and majoring in the Agriculture (except Equine and Animal Science)
Keep Up with CCTA at www.BARNmedia.net and through the CCTA Journal After each CCTA meeting a short press release will be posted on this Agriculture Radio Network website. Members can keep up with CCTA activities throughout the year. The journal is published Spring, Fall and Winter with extra editions as needed.
Call for Presentations - 2010 22nd Annual High Plains No Till Conference February 2-3, 2010 Workshop suggestions: send to any CCTA Board member (About Us)
Speakers and panel members at the Annual Conference are made up of university personnel, industry representatives, experienced farmers, government workers and business people. If you would like to be a part of the 2010 Conference, download the Call for Presentations and submit by June 1, 2009 Call for Presentations Application Form - pdf Call for Presentations Application Form - word doc
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