SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AgPR) | American Agri-Women (AAW) will hold their 48th Annual Meeting in the heart of downtown Sacramento, California, Nov. 1-5, 2023. The host group, California Women for Agriculture (CWA), has planned colorful tours and informative speakers for convention attendees.
The event will be held in Old Town Sacramento at the Embassy Suites. Tours for attendees and guests will explore the diverse agriculture of northern California.The line-up of guest speakers, business sessions and informative workshops is designed to provide leadership and advocacy awareness training for the membership and guests. AAW is the nation’s largest coalition of women in agriculture with members in 42 states. Additional information about AAW and registration details can be found at www.americanagriwomen.org.
This marks the fourth time that California Women for Agriculture has hosted an AAW Annual Meeting and the second time the event has been held in Sacramento.
"We are excited to host our affiliates and the AAW leadership team in our state's capitol," said current CWA President, Sharron Zoller. It provides CWA with a wonderful opportunity to showcase our State's Capital and the historical backdrop of Sacramento's Old Town District sets a wonderful setting for the events and learning." California Women for Agriculture hosted the event in San Diego (79'), Sacramento (90'), Monterey (05').
About American Agri-Women
American Agri-Women (AAW) is the national coalition of farm, ranch, and agribusiness women's organizations and state and commodity affiliate organizations. AAW’s Vision for the 2023 Farm Bill can be found at www.americanagriwomen.org. AAW promotes the welfare of our national security through safe and reliable food, fiber and energy supply. Since 1974, AAW members have worked together to educate consumers, advocate for agriculture, and offer networking and professional development opportunities.
Go to the AAW website for more information and to join www.americanagriwomen.org. Find AAW on social media at: Facebook.com/AgriWomen/, Twitter.com/Women4Ag/ (@Women4Ag) and Instagram.com/americanagriwomen/ (@americanagriwomen). #standupspeakout4ag
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