HARRISBURG, Pa. — PennAg Industries Association will host their annual spring banquet on Wednesday, April 5th at Spooky Nook Complex located in Manheim, PA. The banquet will celebrate Pennsylvania Agriculture and the people who work day in and day out to ensure the food and fertilizer supply chain continue to function without interruption.
Highlights of this years’ banquet will include the presentation of 2 Distinguished Service Awards for dedicated service to PA Agriculture which will be followed by a humorous and inspirational presentation by The Peterson Farm Brothers – Greg and Kendal Peterson will share their insight and perspective for an enlightening and entertaining presentation.
President of the PennAg Board of Directors, Mr. Rich Galutia of OSH Solutions, encourages everyone to attend as this year’s banquet promises to “celebrate all PA Agriculture has to offer and most importantly all the people who work tirelessly to ensure agriculture operates day in and day out and continues to grow in the Commonwealth”
The PennAg Spring Banquet is open to anyone interested in attending. Cost to attend the banquet featuring The Peterson Farm Brothers is $125 per person. For more details, call the PennAg office at 717.651.5920. Deadline to purchase tickets is April 3, 2023.
About PennAg Industries Association:
Comprised of more than 400 agribusiness members, PennAg Industries Association is an agriculture trade association in existence since 1878 whose mission focuses on working to create and maintain an effective, viable and competitive environment for Pennsylvania agribusiness to grow and prosper
–Jennifer Reed-Harry, PennAg Industries Association
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