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U.S. CUSTOM HARVESTERS ANNOUNCES ITS ANNUAL CONVENTION
Jan. 15, 2024
Source: U.S. Custom Harvesters news release
Sylvia, Kan. - U.S. Custom Harvesters, Inc. (USCHI) will host their Annual Convention in Oklahoma City, OK from January 25-27, 2024, and gather more than 800 members in the custom harvesting industry.
The Oklahoma City's new Convention Center will host USCHI members. The Annual Convention will feature a tradeshow showcasing 142,590 square feet for vendors and associate members, combine clinics, forage clinics, state meetings, speaker sessions, women's and kids' events, a children's safety day, musical entertainment from Wade Hayes.
The tradeshow will feature sponsors such as Case IH, CLAAS of America, John Deere, JCB North America, Krone North America, and more to demonstrate the newest equipment, services, and technology harvest crew owners.
"The reason I come to this convention each year is to see the people. Over the years, the networking has provided jobs, loaner trucks, friendship, and more," said Greg Thurman, long-time USCHI member and past president, in an episode of Custom Harvest Hype, USCHI's podcast.
The board of directors will elect a new leader to an open board seat for the organization. Seth Buxcel, Patrick Farris, and Brian Zimmerman have been nominated for the open board seat. In addition to the program, the women's and children's events will include touring the National Cowboy Museum, The Oklahoma City Bomb Site and Memorial, a winery tour and Kid's Safety Day.
ABOUT USCHI
U.S. Custom Harvesters, Inc. is an association of professional custom harvesters serving the needs of the American farmer. Established and chartered in 1983 in the State of Texas, USCHI serves as a link between the harvesters and the many groups of people they work with, such as farmers, businesses, State and Federal Government. This organization also works to educate its membership concerning safety, quality of workmanship, and information on equipment updates and exists to represent and promote the harvesting industry.
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