Melinda Farris speaks about the association's history of keeping up with industry issues, trends and education.

Registration for both courses close Jan. 26.

Millers hear about changes in the global economy and wheat market as well as new technological breakthroughs.

With 50% of its workforce expected to retire in the next decade, the U.S. milling industry is stepping up recruiting efforts.

Private firms, associations and universities offer a range of learning opportunities through seminars, distance learning and hands-on training.

Registration deadline for the course is Oct. 13.

The program allows high school graduates to begin a career in a high-demand, recession-proof field.

President of AgResource and motivational speaker to headline event.

Dan Dye speaks at the 2017 IAOM Conference and Expo in New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.

Doyle is the fourth King Milling executive to lead IAOM.