GO GATOR NAMA – AGAIN!

Gary Cooper April 16, 2009 Florida, General

Once again, this time for a second year in a row, University of Florida’s NAMA team has again taken first place in the very prestigious national student competition at the National AgriMarketing Association (NAMA) Annual Conference going on this week in Atlanta. This was just announced moments ago at the Conference. Find a photo of the winning team and see them do the Gator Chomp at friend and colleague Chuck Zimmerman’s AgWired website, by CLICKING HERE! CONGRATULATIONS again UF NAMA, and GO GATORS!

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