Attendee Fees
| Registration | Early Bird | After May 20 |
|---|---|---|
| Attendee | $395 | $495 |
| Spouse | $165 | $195 |
| Child | $75 | $95 |
| PILI Alumni Summit | $295 | $395 |
| Potato LEAF Pedal Bar Party | $60 | $75 |
NEED TO MAKE A CHANGE? To make changes to your current registration, please email Ethan Keller at ethank@nationalpotatocouncil.org.
CANCELLATION POLICY: All registration cancellations and refund requests must be made in writing by May 20. A refund of the meeting fee, minus a $100 administrative fee, will be given for cancellations received by that date. No refunds will be granted for requests received after May 20. If you need to cancel your registration, please email Ethan Keller at ethank@nationalpotatocouncil.org.
Social Media
Prepping your bird and cleaning your kitchen? Throw on the latest #EyeOnPotatoes podcast episode in the background for a preview of what`s in store for attendees and exhibitors at #PotatoExpo 2024! #meetandpotatoes
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Nov 22
Prepping your bird and cleaning your kitchen? Throw on the latest #EyeOnPotatoes podcast episode in the background for a preview of what`s in store for attendees and exhibitors at #PotatoExpo 2024! #meetandpotatoes
Download and subscribe link in bio.
A 10-time Potato Expo attendee and frequent stage speaker, Cedric Porter, editor of World Potato Markets, called into the Eye on Potatoes podcast to discuss the state of European and global potato markets, processing trends across the world, and his love of all thing`s potatoes.
Podcast link in bio.
Nov 3
A 10-time Potato Expo attendee and frequent stage speaker, Cedric Porter, editor of World Potato Markets, called into the Eye on Potatoes podcast to discuss the state of European and global potato markets, processing trends across the world, and his love of all thing`s potatoes.
Podcast link in bio.
To support the U.S. potato industry in its three-decade-old effort to open Japan`s market to U.S. fresh potatoes, National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles and Bryant Christie, Inc.’s Matt Lantz traveled to Japan in late September to offer their expertise during U.S.-Japan plant health technical meetings. Kam and Matt called into the Eye on Potatoes podcast to report on the trip and the ongoing political roadblocks erected by Japanese regulators to prevent competition with their domestic potato growers.
Download and listen on Apple Podcasts or search for "eye on potatoes" wherever you listen to podcasts. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/confronting-politics-overcoming-more-than-20-years/id1491815515?i=1000631753226
Oct 18
To support the U.S. potato industry in its three-decade-old effort to open Japan`s market to U.S. fresh potatoes, National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles and Bryant Christie, Inc.’s Matt Lantz traveled to Japan in late September to offer their expertise during U.S.-Japan plant health technical meetings. Kam and Matt called into the Eye on Potatoes podcast to report on the trip and the ongoing political roadblocks erected by Japanese regulators to prevent competition with their domestic potato growers.
Download and listen on Apple Podcasts or search for "eye on potatoes" wherever you listen to podcasts. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/confronting-politics-overcoming-more-than-20-years/id1491815515?i=1000631753226
NPC`s Kam Quarles & @talkinaglane discuss how McCarthy`s ouster could impact growers, the future of the stalled FY24 Ag Approps Bill & what this all means for a 2023 Farm Bill on this week`s #EyeOnPotatoes podcast. 🎧link in bio or search for “eye on potatoes” wherever you listen to podcasts.
Oct 5
NPC`s Kam Quarles & @talkinaglane discuss how McCarthy`s ouster could impact growers, the future of the stalled FY24 Ag Approps Bill & what this all means for a 2023 Farm Bill on this week`s #EyeOnPotatoes podcast. 🎧link in bio or search for “eye on potatoes” wherever you listen to podcasts.