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Top Recruiters
ASA Recruiters believe in
ASA and volunteer their time to ask their colleagues and
neighbors to belong to ASA.
ASA would like to
recognize the following recruiters
for a job well done in recruiting ASA members!
ASA
Recruiter Rewards Program: New for 2008!
ASA is working with
Cabela’s to provide a line of premium "ASA
Gear" that you can earn through a point system for
recruitment related activities. Top-notch apparel and
merchandise are available at a wide variety of point
levels. Click
here for a
complete list of items available.
Here’s how the program
works:
In order to redeem reward
points, you must recruit a minimum of three (3) members in
the membership year. Once the minimum of three members is
reached, you can redeem
points at any time for available items. (Note: It may
take up to 45 days to process points for redemption).
Points can be accrued to
purchase larger value items or used in smaller increments.
Unused points will be transferred from year to year, as
long as the recruiter reward program is in effect.
You can also earn points
for participating in specific ASA activities. Additional
point opportunities may be added during the year. Once you
have earned reward points, you may redeem them online at http://www.asagear.com/recruiters/catalog/index.php.
Become
a Recruiter for ASA
You already believe in
ASA and belong to the organization. That’s why we are
asking you to share the ASA story with a couple of your
neighbors. (And qualify for some pretty cool free gifts
from Cabela’s, too.)
We sincerely thank you
for being a member of the American Soybean Association
(ASA) and your state soybean association. We couldn’t do
our policy work without your support. Every soybean farmer
has benefited and profited from the policies ASA has
helped create, from incentives for soy biodiesel to the
safety net in the Farm Bill; from direct payments to
increased exports of soybeans, soybean meal, pork and
poultry. However, not every soybean farmer is a member of
ASA.
Also, many soybean
producers don’t realize that ASA’s policy work cannot
be funded by soybean checkoff dollars. Policy work
includes things like lobbying Congress, helping create the
Farm Bill, and influencing international trade agreements.
You can help us increase
membership by simply sharing the ASA story and asking two
or three of your neighbors to join ASA as you have. Please
request your 2009 ASA Recruiter Kit today.
Click
here to request your 2009 ASA Recruiter Kit. Please
include your Name, Membership ID#, Address, City, State,
Zip, Phone# and Email Address.
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