QUEENSTOWN, Md. — The 23rd Annual Maryland Commodity Classic will be in person this year! Come on out to the Queen Anne’s County 4-H Park on July 22nd to hear the latest research, visit with our sponsors, honor 2021 scholarship recipients and the Dr. Miller Awardee, enjoy our Keynote Speaker, and complete your day with delicious food and good friends.
Commodity Classic will open the gates at 8:30 AM. We are asking all attendees to register online here, to provide an accurate headcount and receive updates on credits being offered, schedule confirmation, and more. To enter, tickets will be $10 before 2:30 PM, $20 after 2:30 PM, and no entry after 3:30 PM.
Maryland Grain Producers Association members will receive a free ticket via mail by July. You can become a member today here for just $50.
Our annual event is co-sponsored by the Maryland Grain Producers Association and Utilization Board, and the Maryland Soybean Board. If you would be interested in being a sponsor of the 2021 Maryland Commodity Classic, please call the office at 443-262-8491 or email Marguerite at marguerite.mdag@gmail.com.
Address: Queen Anne’s County 4-H Park – 4-H Park Road, Centreville, MD 21617
2021 Commodity Classic – Registration
–Jenell Eck, Maryland Grain Producers
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