Check in at the Registration Booth to pick up your guest badge and receive a warm welcome from the FARM FORUM EVENT team. Registration is located just outside of the main exhibition area.

Check in at the registration booth then come in a check out the new trade show layout with returning and new exhibitors and sponsors!

In February of 2018, the Federal Government announced the recipients of the Innovation Supercluster Initiative funding, a $950 M five-year program. Protein Industries Canada, an industry-led, agriculture and food-focused bid was chosen as one of five Superclusters across Canada. Since that time, there has been a lot of talk around clusters and superclusters, innovation and ecosystems. What does this mean for farmers producing plant-based protein products?

Bill Greuel, the CEO of Protein Industries Canada, will break down these terms, talk about the reasons behind this investment, the opportunity for Canada's farmers and agricultural sector and what Protein Industries Canada aims to do.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

Opening Night wraps up at 7:00 PM. Downtown Calgary offers excellent food and fine hospitality that sponsors, exhibitors and guests can enjoy.

If you missed out on Opening Night, check in at the Registration Booth on Wednesday morning to pick up your guest badge and receive a warm welcome from the FARM FORUM EVENT team. Registration is located just outside of the main exhibition area.

Start Your Day. New Networking Opportunity!

Fill your coffee cup, grab your breakfast and pick a table hosting the topic you're most interested in. A guest speaker, sponsor or exhibitor will be a host at each table. Arrive early to ensure your seat at the table.

Topic choices are:
Table 1 - Stimulating your fields & yields
Table 2 - Where do biostimulant hormone products fit?
Table 3 - What are your water-driven yield potentials?
Table 4 - Heads-up on seed quality given the fall of 2018
Table 5 - Benefits of proven agronomic practices on your farm
Table 6 - Controlling compaction
Table 7 - Protecting our future through soil conservation
Table 8 - Mixed grain intercropping do's & don'ts
Table 9 - Technology convergence: Data & digital
Table 10 - 3 powerful ways to streamline data workflows between crop advisors & their farmer customers
Table 11 - Things to know about carbon credit in 2019
Table 12 - Using data to improve teamwork
Table 13 - Field scouting using Sub-MM imagery & artificial intelligence
Table 14 - Getting the most value from your precision farming investment
Table 15 - Discussion about Aberhart Ag & Bio-Sul
Table 16 - 2018 canola field trial results
Table 17 - Next generation nitrogen enhanced efficiency fertilizers
Table 18 - Grain storage in a tough year
Table 19 - Leadership & teams on the farm
Table 20 - The top mistakes that break up a family business
Table 21 - Navigating grain markets
Table 22 - Grain markets outlook

CEU credits available*: .5

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

The Advances in Agronomy FutureCast Panel discussion will take us into the future of agronomy research and digital information, encompassing genetics, traits, crop protection products, biologicals, and other agronomic inputs.

Mike Raine, Managing Editor for The Western Producer will moderate. The panel will explore specific products and applications that are very close to commercialization, as well as look forward a few years to examine the pipeline of products in commercial development.

This panel promises to be a fast-paced review of the upcoming products coming to a field (or field day) near you!

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

Choose from five different Break Out Session learning tracks:

1) Agronomy in GLEN 201/202
2) Soil Health & Fertility in GLEN 203/204
3) On Farm Storage in GLEN 205 - TODAY ONLY!
4) Equipment in GLEN 206
5) Precision Agriculture in GLEN 208/209

All the learning track breakout sessions are just outside the glass doors near registration and left, across the glass bridge to the South Building, enter the first door on your right after crossing over the street.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

Water the #1 driver of crop production – too much, too little or just right – yet we give it little more attention than a brief check of the rain gauge. Elston will show you how to get a better idea of the water you have to work with and what that means as far as determining yield potentials and subsequent crop management plans. Ray will tag in and help us understand what water has to do with choosing the best nitrogen sources for the situation. This tag-team duo will make you question your current yield goals and the risk-reward of a better understanding of the #1 driver of everything.

What if snow in September becomes the new norm? All production practices will need to be shifted and optimized and grain storage practices are no exception. Dealing with tough grain in the bins requires careful management and results in higher costs, meaning these practices need to be as efficient as possible. This presentation will cover some management basics for natural air drying with supplemental heat with a focus on optimization of drying duration and costs.

Precision agriculture has been hailed as the future of agriculture for decades, but finally technology is catching up and converging to the promises made in generations past. Brent Nicol, xarvio™ Digital Farming Specialist, BASF Agricultural Solutions, Canada will address key opportunities using technologies from xarvio Digital Farming where data and methods such as Artificial Intelligence is impacting the management of your farm and decision-making process.

Monoculture dominates modern agriculture. But groundbreaking research at the South East Research Farm (SERF) is challenging the status quo and demonstrating the value of intercropping for growers. Hear Lana Shaw, Research Manager, share results from their field trials and share valuable information about this promising agronomic approach.

Dan Orchard's first report of clubroot in a commercial canola field in western Canada was near Edmonton, Alberta in 2003. Since then, thousands more infested fields have been identified in Alberta. Orchard has been on the front lines of this fight since his initial discovery. Clubroot has continued to spread in Alberta, particularly in the Edmonton area, becoming a key disease for the canola industry. Preventing the spread of clubroot spores through contaminated soil movement is critical to managing this disease. This presentation will cover what can be done to fight this costly issue.

Crop protection, seed, equipment and ag business companies will all be represented in the trade show area. Check it out for one-on-one networking and learning. Then, refill your coffee and fuel up for the the next round of Break Out Sessions.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

Hormones control growth. Dr. Belmonte will present information on how you can utilize plant growth hormones to impact yields in your fields. Learn how to manage the natural growth process to your advantage.

Learn how high precision aerial surveillance imagery can pre-emptively avert crop yield loss due to insects, crop disease, weeds and nutrient deficiencies. AgraCity’s Digital Agronomy Software can spot the tiniest pests or signs of disease, before they become a problem – even at flight speeds of 200 km an hour. It combines field imagery from three different levels – satellite images, plane imagery and drone leaf level imagery - with AI deep learning technology to recognize crop health issues. Matthew Rohlik and Kevin Cormack will review this software, as well as introduce the world’s first “air scouting” capability and explain how the AgraCity platform helps service providers, agronomists, land managers, and producers monitor their fields, make informed decisions and then act on them.

Successful farmers manage every detail of their operations. With lower commodity prices putting pressure on profits, and the move to precision ag adding new complexities, mobile-friendly farm management software is a requirement for farming today. Trimble Ag Software provides farmers with tools that support better management decisions and drive profitability. Tracking field records, implementing precision ag practices and measuring ROI becomes simple and efficient, thanks to industry-leading solutions. Learn more about how Trimble solutions allow you to run your farm from anywhere, at any time, enabling insights you never had before.

1 Show, 2 Times the Yield, 3 Crops over 3 years - Currently, the Canadian average yield for peas, canola and wheat is less than 50% when compared to some other countries and is not even close to the maximum genetic yield potential of a crop. Over the last three years, ATP Nutrition decided to challenge the status quo and push these three crops to twice the Canadian average yield at their Ag in Motion demonstration plots in Saskatchewan. For these demonstrations, every part of the crop management program was reviewed with a yield being targeted that was twice the Canadian average. One of the main focuses was the correct and proactive nutrition of the crop using both a robust soil program, based on thorough soil sampling, and enhanced with a “little and often” foliar program based of a novel tissue testing protocols. Dan will demonstrate how new technologies, such as the Nutri-Scan, can provide real time soil health analytics improving the decision making around crop nutrition. Come learn the top 10 agronomic best practices, as to how proper plant nutrition can bring your crop closer to it’s genetic yield potential!

Through history, as soil was degraded, people moved on to “new frontiers”. Today, we have a rapidly growing population in a world where most of the highly productive land is already being used – and abused. The “last frontier” is intensive, scientifically-sound and responsible soil management. That management begins with a clear vision of the strengths and weaknesses of our agri-food eco system. We can address these weaknesses with new tools and technology not available to previous peoples. The future is full of opportunities for improving our soils while the fate of future generations depends upon our choices.

Lunch will be served in the trade show area, and serve as an opportunity for one-on-one conversations with sponsors and exhibitors.

They’re lurking in the jungle… regulations, traceability, labor concerns, worker and food safety, competitive markets and more! It’s time we blaze a new trail because the pace, the people, the process and the products for agriculture have all changed. Have we? During this fun-filled, eye-opening presentation, we’ll discover today's top influencers on our customers. We'll learn the value of what we do is in the eye of the purchaser, not the producer. With lots of humor and real life stories, we’ll laugh while we learn the joys of blazing trails in agriculture’s “jungle!”

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

Innovations in farming are perpetually being developed with the goal of increasing producers bottom line, advancing farm sustainably, and generating new efficiencies. This panel, featuring Dr. Haley Catton, Dr. John Laurie and Dr. Alicja Ziemienowicz, all from AAFC – Lethbridge, uncovers the latest in technology and research for better agronomy and production while giving a perspective into the future of farming. Dr. Catton provides insight into how beneficial insects can provide a more sustainable farm, while Dr. Laurie discuss’ cutting-edge RNAi technologies implications on how we manage farm pests and diseases, and Dr. Ziemienowicz reviews her ground-breaking project – nitrogen fixation in triticale. The panel gives producers understanding of how these future foundations will benefit them at the farm gate. Moderated by Jeremy Boychyn, Research Agronomy Extension Specialist with Alberta Wheat and Barley Commissions.

Learn how to leverage leadership and teams at the farm level to create more productive and engaged teams.

Bin sizes are growing and technology is advancing, so grain storage practices should evolve to help protect the quality of stored grain in larger bins. Managing airflow rate, headspace ventilation, and the effect of layering in large bins will be discussed. The pros and cons of newer technologies for monitoring grain conditions will also be presented.

Data on the farm is here, and it’s only just beginning. Whether you collect data on your farm, help your customers navigate their way through their data, or you provide data to growers, we all have have a duty - to make it work. Learn how to put data and a platform to work for you on the “farm team”.

Tired of all the chit chat about saving the world? Climate change… Methane gases… Nitrous Oxide Emissions…. Algae blooms…. Hear three ag industry experts stand up and respond: Hold my beer. We have the solutions to mitigate these major societal issues through new and emerging approaches that take the worlds problems and turn them on their head, and make good farming sense doing it. Enjoy a lively and engaging panel discussion from: Cheyne Ogilvie, MSC Candidate, P.Ag, CCA on delivering the nitrogen payload to it’s target. Craig Davidson from Taurus Ag on recycling phosphorous from urban waterways. & Elston Solberg from Earth Dirt Soil on reconstituting urban and oilfield landfill material into a sulphur source. Farmers, fixing the world’s problems! You’re welcome!

Crop protection, seed, equipment and ag business companies will all be represented in the trade show area. Check it out for one-on-one networking and learning. Then, refill your coffee and fuel up for the the next round of Break Out Sessions.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

Plant biostimulants are diverse substances and microorganisms that are used to enhance plant growth. Understanding how microbial inoculants, humic acids, fulvic acids, seaweed extracts, and protein hydrolysates/amino acids stimulate a plant’s natural processes, is a growing global interest. We will discuss how to foster plant growth and development with biostimulants, from seed germination to plant maturity, from “A Plant’s Perspective”.

Innovations in farming are perpetually being developed with the goal of increasing producers bottom line, advancing farm sustainably, and generating new efficiencies. This panel, featuring Dr. Haley Catton, Dr. John Laurie and Dr. Alicja Ziemienowicz, all from AAFC – Lethbridge, uncovers the latest in technology and research for better agronomy and production while giving a perspective into the future of farming. Dr. Catton provides insight into how beneficial insects can provide a more sustainable farm, while Dr. Laurie discuss’ cutting-edge RNAi technologies implications on how we manage farm pests and diseases, and Dr. Ziemienowicz reviews her ground-breaking project – nitrogen fixation in triticale. The panel gives producers understanding of how these future foundations will benefit them at the farm gate. Moderated by Jeremy Boychyn, Research Agronomy Extension Specialist with Alberta Wheat and Barley Commissions.

FCC Management Software is Canada's #1 selling field management and accounting software designed specifically for agriculture producers. When you have the data and analysis you need, right when you need it, you’ll be amazed how much easier managing your operation can be.

ENCORE PRESENTATION - Precision agriculture has been hailed as the future of agriculture for decades, but finally technology is catching up and converging to the promises made in generations past. Brent Nicol, xarvio™ Digital Farming Specialist, BASF Agricultural Solutions, Canada will address key opportunities using technologies from xarvio Digital Farming where data and methods such as Artificial Intelligence is impacting the management of your farm and decision-making process.

Dan Orchard's first report of clubroot in a commercial canola field in western Canada was near Edmonton, Alberta in 2003. Since then, thousands more infested fields have been identified in Alberta. Orchard has been on the front lines of this fight since his initial discovery. Clubroot has continued to spread in Alberta, particularly in the Edmonton area, becoming a key disease for the canola industry. Preventing the spread of clubroot spores through contaminated soil movement is critical to managing this disease. This presentation will cover what can be done to fight this costly issue.

Kick off the night of the Canola 100 celebration in the trade show area with our Wednesday reception.

Over three years and across the provinces, we're gathering together all the participants who have joined in the pursuit of growing 100 bushels of canola per acre.

Rob Saik was a visionary who started the effort to achieve what some deemed was impossible. 100 bushels of canola per acre. To help create of vision of what could be, he created the Agri-Prize Canola 100 competition to focus the agriculture industry on pushing the limits of conventional canola production. Discover what the growers and consultants involved with the Canola 100 contest have learned through the experience. We'll look back the results and provide insights into the possibilities you have to apply some of these prize-winning approaches to your farm.

Arriving DAYPASS guests can check in at the Registration Booth just outside the main exhibition area in the Calgary TELUS Convention Centre. You'll get your badge and receive a warm welcome from the FARM FORUM EVENT team.

Start Your Day. New Networking Opportunity!

Fill your coffee cup, grab your breakfast and pick a table hosting the topic you're most interested in. A guest speaker, sponsor or exhibitor will be a host at each table. Arrive early to ensure your seat at the table.

Topic choices are:
Table 1 - Stimulating your fields & yields
Table 2 - Where do biostimulant & hormone products fit?
Table 3 - Success with rhizobium inoculation
Table 4 - Benefits of proven agronomic practices on your farm
Table 5 - Herbicide resistance strategies by farmers, for farmers
Table 6 - Controlling compaction
Table 7 - Protecting your future through soil conservation
Table 8 - Technology convergence: Data & digital
Table 9 - 3 powerful ways to streamline data workflows between crop advisors & their farmer customers
Table 10 - Things to know about carbon credit in 2019
Table 11 - Field scouting using Sub-MM imagery & artificial intelligence
Table 12 - Ways to maximize yield by focusing on water management
Table 13 - Discussion about Aberhart Ag & Bio-Sul
Table 14 - 2018 canola field trial results
Table 15 - Next generation nitrogen enhanced efficiency fertilizers
Table 16 - Leadership & teams on the farm
Table 17 - Navigating grain markets
Table 18 - Grain markets outlook

CEU credits available*: .5

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

Glacier FarmMedia welcomes attendees to the final day of FFE18

The Autonomous Machinery FutureCast Panel discussion will explore the mining industry, which is considered to be a decade ahead of agriculture in the adoption of autonomous technology. The adoption of this technology in mining has increased operating efficiencies, lowered labor requirements, and reduced injuries on the job.

In agriculture, a shrinking labor pool and increasing weather variability demands more work out of fewer human resources. It is more important than ever to consider who will plant, care for, and harvest the crop, and how the work will be done as operations grow larger and workers with the necessary skills are harder to find. Technology can help.

Ed White, a seasoned award-winning journalist and markets analyst with the Western Producer, will moderate.

During this discussion, experts will share the progress made to date in the mining industry and compare and contrast with the agriculture. Then the panel will look to the future to discuss why autonomous machinery will be coming soon to a farm near you.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

Choose from five different Break Out Session learning tracks:

1) Agronomy in GLEN 201/202
2) Soil Health & Fertility in GLEN 203/204
3) Markets in GLEN 205 - TODAY ONLY!
4) Equipment in GLEN 206
5) Precision Agriculture in GLEN 208/209

All the learning track breakout sessions are just outside the glass doors near registration and left, across the glass bridge to the South Building, enter the first door on your right after crossing over the street.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

We'll have farmers Kevin Auch, John Berger and Brock Minogue discussing their strategies for fighting resistance to common herbicides. These growers will share the practices they follow to prevent the development of resistance and to address any problems as they arise.

Owen Kinch from DOT will follow up his appearance on the main stage with a breakout discussion speaking directly to the next generation of innovations for the DOT platform.

Changes to traditional trade patterns have altered the complexion of both oilseed and pulse crop markets. Weather, as always, is influential in driving price direction, but heightened conflict in trade policy is altering the grain flow matrix. Mike will explore the changing oilseed and pulse market dynamics in the Trump era.

What is driving crop yield variation across your farm? Trimble’s agronomic portfolio provides tools to assess crop health, investigate soil issues, and create prescriptive nutrient recommendations. These tools focus on accurate and timely results while maximizing the collaboration between growers and advisors. Learn more about how Trimble agronomic solutions can provide unseen insights into crop yield variation and how you can manage variability across your entire farm.

How do you manage stress in your crops? Avoiding crop stress is key to greater yields and healthier crops. Mike Dolinski will review the steps you can take to minimize the stress in the field. Time-tested tips will be shared that can help you keep your crops growing strong.

Crop protection, seed, equipment and ag business companies will all be represented in the trade show area. Check it out for one-on-one networking and learning. Then, refill your coffee and fuel up for the the next round of Break Out Sessions.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

Hormones control growth. Dr. Belmonte will present information on how you can utilize plant growth hormones to impact yields in your fields. Learn how to manage the natural growth process to your advantage.

Speaker Al Eadie from Bayer will address what can be done about some of the most challenging weeds in cereal crops and how to combat diseases. You'll want to learn more about what products and strategies you can employ to protect your cereal crops from yield-robbing weeds and diseases.

Learn how high precision aerial surveillance imagery can pre-emptively avert crop yield loss due to insects, crop disease, weeds and nutrient deficiencies. AgraCity’s Digital Agronomy Software can spot the tiniest pests or signs of disease, before they become a problem – even at flight speeds of 200 km an hour. It combines field imagery from three different levels – satellite images, plane imagery and drone leaf level imagery - with AI deep learning technology to recognize crop health issues. Matthew Rohlik and Kevin Cormack will review this software, as well as introduce the world’s first “air scouting” capability and explain how the AgraCity platform helps service providers, agronomists, land managers, and producers monitor their fields, make informed decisions and then act on them.

The team at Alberta WaterSMART is one of the most passionate, experienced and knowledgeable in their field. They are dedicated to providing innovative solutions to complex water management issues in the province of Alberta which includes agriculture. Managing this important resource is critical to the long term success of farming.

Safeguarding your nitrogen pays off in your crops. How? Because they are receiving the nitrogen they need without uncontrolled losses. Find out how you can benefit from adding the right nitrogen stabilizer to your urea-based nitrogen.

Lunch will be served in the trade show area, and serve as an opportunity for one-on-one conversations with sponsors and exhibitors.

The demand and attention on food production globally is on the rise, placing new pressure on our industry’s ability to innovate and sustain growth. As a leader in agriculture Bayer aims to develop solutions that work for producers and consumers, in Canada and abroad, while at the same time finding ways to bridge the conversation within our food system.

Through a presentation, moderation and open discussion format, you are invited to engage with Al Driver on the future of Bayer in Canada.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

As farms get larger and more complex, farm owners and managers find themselves more isolated with fewer people to talk to who "really get it". Rob will take you on a journey of the development and evolution of The PowerFARM program which is a peer group that has been running for over 6 years. He will share the value of connecting, what happens in the group and why the time invested with fellow farmers is so valuable.

Soil compaction is an ever-increasing problem for farmers. Not only does compaction lower crop yields, it contributes to soil erosion, loss of nutrients into waterways, and even increases fuel consumption and loss of time. Producer and AgriBrink president Jake Kraayenbrink, will discuss the impacts of soil compaction and share data and demonstrations showing actual compaction pressures. Learn about strategies to alleviate compaction, including AgriBrink’s Canadian-made central tire inflation/deflation system, built from a farmer’s perspective.

For five straight years, global wheat supply had been rising faster than the pace of demand. But the new marketing year will see a change given production setbacks amongst a number of world wheat market players. But the battle for market share remains intense and Canada will still need to fight for its piece of the pie. And with Western Canada’s difficult harvest in 2018, growers need to also navigate additional marketing challenges on quality, protein spreads and feed option opportunities.

FCC Management Software is Canada's #1 selling field management and accounting software designed specifically for agriculture producers. When you have the data and analysis you need, right when you need it, you’ll be amazed how much easier managing your operation can be.

Tired of all the chit chat about saving the world? Climate change… Methane gases… Nitrous Oxide Emissions…. Algae blooms…. Hear three ag industry experts stand up and respond: Hold my beer. We have the solutions to mitigate these major societal issues through new and emerging approaches that take the worlds problems and turn them on their head, and make good farming sense doing it. Enjoy a lively and engaging panel discussion from: Cheyne Ogilvie, MSC Candidate, P.Ag, CCA on delivering the nitrogen payload to it’s target. Craig Davidson from Taurus Ag on recycling phosphorous from urban waterways, & Mike Dolinski from Earth Dirt Soil on reconstituting urban and oilfield landfill material into a sulphur source. Farmers, fixing the world’s problems! You’re welcome!

Sara Wyant spends her days speaking with those individuals who craft the US Farm Bill, who represent the American farmers in trade negotiations, and who negotiate the latest trade deals including NAFTA. Wyant will bring an insider's perspective to a presentation of what is happening with US agriculture regarding ag policy and trade - and the potential impact on Canadian agriculture.

CEU credits available*: 1

*Approved sessions will have a sign-up sheet for Crop Advisors to complete so that the FARM FORUM EVENT organizers can complete the proper accreditation paperwork and ensure you receive credit for the sessions you attend.

You'll learn about the prize on Tuesday night. Stick around until the end of the event to make sure you are present to hear the winner and take home your prize.