Convention News

Plan to Attend Convention

NOA Summer and Annual Conventions are the perfect opportunity to interact with colleagues and friends in the onion business. Valueable experiences can be gleaned from educational presentations, industry related dissucsions, and local tours of agriculture or other interests.

Come and enjoy time with your peers!

NOA Convention Schedule

2012

2013

Summer Convention
July 25-28, 2012
Grand Rapids, Michigan

Summer Convention
July 17-20, 2013
Loveland, Colorado

Annual Convention
November 28 - December 1, 2012
Palm Springs/Rancho Mirage, California

Annual Convention
100th Anniversary Cruise
Tenative Dates December 4-7, 2013
Location TBD


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International Tours

Onions Around the World

The NOA occasionally sponsors international educational/sightseeing excursions. Each excursion has included tours of onion farms and packing facilities, seed development operations, horticulture experiment stations, insightful looks at domestic and export markets, and opportunities to interact with local businesses on location and at social events on the schedule.

Past Tour Lociations

2012 - South Africa

2006 - Netherlands and Spain with a pre-tour option to London, England or Paris, France

2002 - Brazil, Argentina, and Chile

1995 - Australia and New Zealand

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South Africa Tour - January 2012
Forty-two travelers took to the highways and byways of South Africa. For ten days, their mantra was onions and their theme was to see all they could possibly see in that exotic and faraway land.

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