Commodity Classic Scores A Big Hit in the Big Easy

Date Posted: Mar 21, 2022

Nearly 8,000 Attendees in New Orleans for Farming’s Must-Attend Event

New Orleans, LA (March 17, 2022) — Nearly 8,000 attendees – farmers as well as exhibitors, industry stakeholders and members of the media – gathered for the 2022 Commodity Classic, as the popular annual event returned to an in-person format March 10-12 in New Orleans.

“We were so excited to be live and in-person in New Orleans after a digital event last year,” said Gerry Hayden, 2022 Commodity Classic co-chair and soybean and corn farmer from Kentucky. “The energy of seeing everyone together after being separated for two years by the pandemic was amazing. What a great start to 2022.”

Gary Porter, a Missouri corn and soybean farmer and co-chair of the 2022 Commodity Classic, said, “There’s nothing like connecting in person and seeing the best agriculture has to offer. I can’t wait to see everyone again at the 2023 Commodity Classic in Orlando.”

The 2022 Commodity Classic featured more than 50 educational sessions, a sold-out trade show with nearly 400 exhibitors, a keynote address by U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, and policy meetings of the sponsoring commodity associations. Attendees enjoyed a wide variety of presentations from top farmers and well-known industry leaders along with tours of popular New Orleans attractions. Guests were also treated to the Saturday night Evening of Entertainment with country music entertainer Sara Evans.

The 2023 Commodity Classic will be held March 9-11, 2023, in Orlando. For information, visit CommodityClassic.com.

Commodity Classic Announces Relaxed COVID-19 Guidelines As City of New Orleans Lifts Indoor Mask Mandate, Keeps Testing Requirements

St. Louis, MO (March 3, 2022) — 2022 Commodity Classic is pleased to announce that attendees at the March 10-12 event in New Orleans will not be required to wear masks indoors at the convention center or in convention hotels, according to new guidelines announced by the City of New Orleans yesterday afternoon.

The 2022 Commodity Classic is being held March 10-12 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. Per City of New Orleans mandates in effect during Commodity Classic, attendees are still required to show proof of full vaccination for COVID-19 or a recent negative COVID test in order to attend the trade show and events at the convention center, to attend events in hotel ballrooms and meeting spaces, and to enter restaurants and bars in New Orleans.

“We are excited to learn that it will be even easier for producers, exhibitors and agribusinesses to join us for our live, in-person event next week,” said Gary Porter, a Missouri farmer and co-chair of the 2022 Commodity Classic. “I encourage growers to join us for this great opportunity to network and learn from each other face-to-face for the first time in a while. It’s not too late to register and attend.”

Gerry Hayden, 2022 Commodity Classic co-chair who produces corn and soybeans in Kentucky, said the trade show is sold out and features several first-time exhibitors. “It’s going to be great to walk the floor again and check out the newest equipment and innovative farming technologies. And we’re thrilled to have more than 6,700 registered attendees from all over the country.”

The new guidelines relaxing indoor mask requirements went into effect at 6 a.m. this morning, Thursday, March 3. Masks are still required for everyone ages 2 and up on public transportation, including airplanes, ships, ferries, trains, buses, taxis, rideshares and the corresponding transportation hubs in New Orleans. Masks are not required on the hotel shuttle buses for Commodity Classic.

More than 50 sessions of industry-leading education are scheduled, with the theme of “The Future is in Your Hands,” while the trade show floor offers nearly 400 exhibitors and 200,000 square feet of exhibits. The three-day event also includes a welcome reception, ASA and NCGA banquets, and the Saturday night Evening of Entertainment with country music entertainer Sara Evans. The full schedule of events is available at CommodityClassic.com/2022-schedule.

Online Commodity Classic full and single-day registration is available in advance through March 8 at CommodityClassic.com; attendees also can register on-site beginning March 9 and throughout the event. Hotel reservations also can be made through the 2022 Registration & Housing link on the website.

Commodity Classic is committed to ensuring that this year’s show will be a fun and safe event that complies with current Covid-19 guidelines and protects the health and safety of attendees. That includes cleaning facilities between sessions, providing hand sanitizer stations and a limited number of masks for those who wish to wear them. Onsite rapid testing for COVID-19 will be available. Visit CommodityClassic.com/health-safety for the latest health and safety updates.

USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack Confirmed as Keynote Speaker at 2022 Commodity Classic

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack will be the keynote speaker during the General Session at the 2022 Commodity Classic Friday, March 11, in New Orleans, LA.

Washington, DC (March 2, 2022) - U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack will be the keynote speaker during the General Session at the 2022 Commodity Classic held March 10-12 in New Orleans, LA. The General Session is scheduled for 9 a.m. Friday, March 11 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.

Secretary Vilsack is expected to share his vision for the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the role of U.S. agriculture in America’s economic vitality, including his thoughts on more, new and better market opportunities; expanded capacity and competition; exports performance; and rural development and climate programs.

The General Session will also include a panel discussion with leaders of the five associations that present Commodity Classic: American Soybean Association, National Corn Growers Association, National Association of Wheat Growers, National Sorghum Producers, and the Association of Equipment Manufacturers. And, attendees will hear from key agricultural industry leaders on current priorities and trends.

Secretary Vilsack was confirmed in February 2021 to serve as the 32^nd U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. He returned to the role he previously filled for eight years, having been the longest-serving member of President Obama’s original Cabinet. Prior to that appointment, he served two terms as Governor of Iowa, served in the Iowa State Senate and as mayor of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Before returning to USDA in 2021, Secretary Vilsack served as president and CEO of the U.S. Dairy Export Council. There, he provided strategic leadership and oversight of USDEC's global promotional and research activities, regulatory affairs and trade policy initiatives. He also served as a strategic adviser to Colorado State University’s food and water initiatives.

Under Secretary Vilsack’s leadership, USDA is working to build back better by restoring the American economy, strengthening rural and historically underserved communities, responding to threats of climate change, creating good-paying jobs for American workers and the next generation of agricultural leaders, and investing in children and families.

Education is a hallmark of Commodity Classic. In addition to the General Session, Commodity Classic offers Learning Center, What’s New, and Early Riser education sessions, along with other opportunities for education and events at the Commodity Classic Main Stage. In addition, Commodity Classic features a significant three-day trade show, entertainment, and the opportunity to network with thousands of America’s farmers and agriculture industry professionals.

Detailed information on all educational sessions and the full Commodity Classic schedule are available at commodityclassic.com. Attendees may register for all three days or choose one-day registration. Registration is also available on-site.

Single-Day Registrations Available for 2022 Commodity Classic in New Orleans

St. Louis, MO (February 22, 2022) — If you can’t commit to all three days at the 2022 Commodity Classic in New Orleans, one-day registrations are available. Commodity Classic provides a robust experience of education, new equipment and technology, entertainment and the opportunity to network with thousands of top farmers from across the nation.

The 2022 Commodity Classic will be held March 10-12 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans.

One-day registration provides admission to all applicable events and sessions scheduled for that day, including educational sessions, the trade show, the Main Stage on the trade show floor and other daily activities. Online registration is available in advance through March 8 at CommodityClassic.com; attendees can also register on-site beginning March 9 and throughout the event.

Thursday registration includes a wide range of educational sessions and technical presentations, the Early Riser session on grain marketing, the grand opening of the huge trade show, access to the trade show and programming on the Main Stage on the trade show floor.

Friday registration includes the General Session and other on-stage presentations, the early morning live taping of U.S. Farm Report, trade show access, the Main Stage programs and a wide range of educational sessions and technical presentations. Attendance at the association banquets for the American Soybean Association and the National Corn Growers Association Friday evening is available at an extra charge, pending availability.

Saturday registration includes the Early Riser session on soil nutrition, educational sessions and technical presentations, trade show access, programming on the Main Stage, the closing learning center session on marketing success and admission to the Evening of Entertainment featuring country music entertainer Sara Evans. The trade show closes at noon on Saturday.

Registration fees vary depending on the day you choose to attend. Full registration is also available through March 8 online or on-site beginning March 9 and covers all three days of the event. Members of the sponsoring commodity associations receive additional discounts on both full and one-day registrations.

A detailed schedule of events is available online at CommodityClassic.com

Commodity Classic is hard at work ensuring that this year’s show will be a fun and safe event that complies with COVID-19 guidelines. Masks are currently required in all indoor spaces in New Orleans, and proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test will be required for entry. Commodity Classic is finalizing on-site testing and vaccination verification plans to make complying with local and state COVID-19 mandates as quick and easy as possible. Visit CommodityClassic.com/health-safety for the latest health and safety updates.

2022 Commodity Classic Offers Wide Range of Unique Tours in New Orleans Area

St. Louis, MO (February 15, 2022) — Attendees at the 2022 Commodity Classic in New Orleans, LA can make their experience even more memorable by signing up for one or more of the fascinating, family-friendly tours available during the event.

These optional tours provide the opportunity to discover even more about the history, attractions, and culture of the New Orleans area — and this year’s tour schedule is packed with local delights:

Enjoy A Day on the Bayou, home to hundreds of species of swamp-based plants and animals.
The “Big Easy” City Tour will visit the French Quarter, St. Louis Cemetery, and other city attractions.
A visit to St. Joseph Sugar Cane Farm will take you back in time to a historic sugar cane plantation.
Climb aboard the Creole Queen for a riverboat tour and brunch on the Mississippi River.
Enjoy a cooking class featuring Creole cuisine—complete with lunch.
Tap into the award-winning NOLA Brewing Company with tastings and a lesson on microbrewing.
The LSU Agricultural Center Rice and Crawfish Tour will take you inside the area’s local agriculture.
Visit two New Orleans distilleries and enjoy samplings of vodka and spirits.
Peer behind the curtain at the magic and craft of float building at Mardi Gras World.

Optional tours are a great way for families to make the most of their time in New Orleans and to have one-of-a-kind experiences that can’t be found anywhere else.

For complete details about the New Orleans tours during Commodity Classic, visit CommodityClassic.com. Tour fees vary and are not included with convention registration.

Tours may be reserved and paid for in advance online or via phone at 504-524-0188 until Friday, March 4. On-site tour registration opens Wednesday, March 9, at the Commodity Classic New Orleans Tours and City Info Desk in Lobby G of the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. Space is limited, so tours are available on a first-come basis. Sold-out tours will be indicated on the website, and no waitlist is coordinated. All registrations purchased are non-refundable.

Networking With Top Farmers Key Benefit of Attending 2022 Commodity Classic

Live Event in New Orleans Set to Attract Thousands

St. Louis, MO (February 8, 2022) — Hallway conversations and in-person connections are an integral part of the educational experience at Commodity Classic, as farmers share their knowledge, passion and insight with colleagues from across the nation.

The 2022 Commodity Classic will be held March 10-12 in New Orleans with the theme “The Future Is In Your Hands.” Attendees can register for all three days or for single-day attendance.

Networking with other farmers is one of the top reasons farmers enjoy Commodity Classic, according to attendee surveys. “Commodity Classic attracts thousands of America’s best farmers from across the nation. We share a passion for agriculture and a thirst for knowledge, and we’re all interested in how we can make our farms more profitable,” said Gary Porter, a Missouri farmer and co-chair of the 2022 Commodity Classic. “The educational sessions always offer little improvements we can make that can help save money down the line, which really adds to the value of attending Commodity Classic.”

Gerry Hayden, a Kentucky corn and soybean producer and 2022 Commodity Classic co-chair, said that striking up a conversation with other farmers is one of the most valuable aspects of Commodity Classic. “Everywhere you look, you’ll see other farmers who are just as serious about their operations as you are,” he said. “Meeting farmers from all over the country and learning how they run their own ship can really benefit your own farm. There’s just nothing like those in-person conversations, and there’s no better place to have them than Commodity Classic.”

The 2022 Commodity Classic includes an impressive lineup of educational sessions, inspiring speakers, a huge trade show, entertainment, and a wide array of technology, innovation and agronomic information. Discover more and register online at CommodityClassic.com.

2022 Commodity Classic Show Floor Nearly Sold Out

Almost 400 Companies Committed and Ready to Interact In-Person with Farmers

St. Louis, MO (February 2, 2022)—Exhibit space at the 2022 Commodity Classic in New Orleans has nearly sold out, with 389 companies committing to the trade show floor. Exhibitors are eager to share the latest agricultural innovations and technologies with thousands of farmers from across the country.

The 2022 Commodity Classic will be held March 10-12 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. This year’s theme is “The Future Is In Your Hands.”

Exhibitors at Commodity Classic will have direct, in-person interaction with scores of top producers, first-time attendees, and key ag media representatives. Commodity Classic attracts top farmers from across the nation who are the early adopters, thought leaders, and innovators in agriculture.

Commodity Classic provides farmers with a unique combination of outstanding education, top-notch speakers, technology and innovation, a huge trade show, entertainment, and the opportunity to network with thousands of farmers from across the nation.

Commodity Classic is hard at work ensuring that this year’s show will be a fun and safe event that complies with COVID-19 guidelines. Masks are currently required in all indoor spaces in New Orleans, and proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test will be required for entry. Commodity Classic is finalizing onsite testing and vaccination verification plans to make complying with local and state COVID-19 mandates as quick and easy as possible. Visit CommodityClassic.com/health-safety for the latest health and safety updates.

Commodity Classic Announces Main Stage Line-Up for 2022

St. Louis, MO (January 21, 2022) — Some of the nation’s leading agriculture experts and well-known personalities will be featured on the Main Stage during the 2022 Commodity Classic held March 10-12 in New Orleans.

The Main Stage, presented by Successful Farming® and Commodity Classic, is located right on the trade show floor. Presentations are scheduled during trade show hours. Highlights of the Main Stage line-up for 2022 include:

Al Kluis, marketing columnist for Successful Farming®: Strategies for Success in 2022
Cashing in on Carbon, presented by Agoro
The Future of Agriculture is Data, presented by GrainChain
Generation Next, presented by Pivot Bio
Xtreme Ag: Oh, the Mistakes We’ve Made, So You Don’t, presented by FMC
Kevin Kimberley: The Planter Doctor
Carbon Markets Tell-All Panel, presented by Nutrien Ag Solutions
A cooking demonstration presented by USA Poultry & Egg Export Council

Commodity Classic is unlike any other agricultural event and features a robust schedule of educational sessions, a huge trade show showcasing the latest technology, equipment, and innovation, top-notch entertainment, inspiring speakers, unique optional tours, and the opportunity to network with thousands of progressive farmers from across the nation.

Registration and housing for the 2022 Commodity Classic are available at CommodityClassic.com. A complete schedule of events and additional details are also available online. Make sure to follow Commodity Classic on Twitter at @ComClassic and on Facebook for continued updates.

Commodity Classic is hard at work ensuring that this year’s show will be a fun and safe event that complies with COVID-19 guidelines in New Orleans. Masks are currently required in all indoor spaces in New Orleans, and proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test will be required for entry. Commodity Classic is finalizing onsite testing and vaccination verification plans to make complying with local and state COVID-19 mandates as quick and easy as possible. Visit CommodityClassic.com/health-safety for the latest health and safety updates.

2022 Commodity Classic Announces Evening of Entertainment

Country music entertainer Sara Evans will headline the Evening of Entertainment during the 2022 Commodity Classic on Saturday, March 12 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Sara Evans to Perform Saturday, March 12 in New Orleans

St. Louis, MO (January 18, 2022) — Multiplatinum country musician Sara Evans will close out the 2022 Commodity Classic with a bang during Saturday night’s Evening of Entertainment. Commodity Classic will be held Thursday, March 10 through Saturday, March 12 in New Orleans.

As the fifth most-played female artist on country radio in the last two decades, some of Evans’ top singles include “Born to Fly,” “No Place That Far,” “Suds In The Bucket,” and “A Little Bit Stronger,” which spent two weeks at number one and was certified platinum. Sara’s “stunning country voice” (Rolling Stone) has earned her the prestigious Academy of Country Music Top Female vocalist accolade as well as several American Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards, and nominations from the Country Music Association and the Grammy Awards.

The Evening of Entertainment is sponsored by Bayer Crop Science and admission to the concert is included with full registration or with a one-day Saturday registration. Visit CommodityClassic.com for the full schedule of events, to reserve hotel rooms, and to take advantage of early registration discounts.

Commodity Classic Excited to Return to New Orleans for America’s Largest In-Person, Farmer-Led Event

St. Louis, MO (January 11, 2022) — Exhibitors are booked, speakers are warming up, and Commodity Classic is letting farmers know “The Future Is in Your Hands” March 10-12 in New Orleans.

Show officials report the 2022 trade show floor is 99% sold out with very limited space still available.

“We’re excited and ready to host a live show again for all of our producers, exhibitors, and agribusinesses,” said Gary Porter, a Missouri farmer and co-chair of the 2022 Commodity Classic. “After hosting a digital event in 2021, we know it’s more important than ever to gather together in person, safely, to support each other and learn about the newest technologies in the industry we all love: agriculture.”

More than 50 sessions of industry-leading education are scheduled, while the trade show floor offers over 350 exhibitors and 200,000 square feet of exhibits, featuring the latest innovations in agriculture. The three-day event also includes a welcome reception, ASA and NCGA banquets, and Saturday night Evening of Entertainment with country music entertainer Sara Evans. The full schedule of events is available at CommodityClassic.com/2022-schedule.

Registration and housing reservations can be made online at CommodityClassic.com.

For the health and safety of all attendees, Commodity Classic is closely monitoring and will continue to follow state, local, and venue guidelines related to Covid-19. Currently, there is no mask mandate in the City of New Orleans or Orleans Parish, with the exception of K-12 schools, healthcare facilities, and public transportation.

At this time, the following City of New Orleans guidelines are required for admission into any restaurant, bar, or venue where food and beverage are served, including hotels and the convention center. Attendees ages 5 and up must have proof of EITHER a negative PCR or antigen “rapid test” within 72 hours, OR proof of vaccination of 2 doses of a Covid-19 vaccine, or 1 dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Our goal is to have a safe and positive experience for all of our attendees and guests at the Commodity Classic in New Orleans. If the above guidelines are in effect when you arrive, we will have a procedure in place to streamline the verification process so that you may participate in Classic easily and safely.

All mandates regarding Covid-19 are subject to change; questions can be directed to showdirector@commodityclassic.com. To sign up for email updates, please visit CommodityClassic.com.

Commodity Classic Discounted Registration Fees End January 21

St. Louis, MO (January 11, 2022) — Only a few days remain to take advantage of registration discounts for the 2022 Commodity Classic to be held March 10-12, 2022 in New Orleans.

Friday, January 21, 2022, is the last day the discounts will be in effect.

Registration fees vary depending on the number of days attended. Full registration covers all three days of the event, and one-day registrations are also available. Members of the National Corn Growers Association, American Soybean Association, National Sorghum Producers, National Association of Wheat Growers, and the Association of Equipment Manufacturers receive additional discounts on registration.

All registration and housing reservations should be made online at CommodityClassic.com. Maritz is the official registration and housing provider for Commodity Classic. In order to stay at an official Commodity Classic hotel, reservations must be made only through Maritz to ensure favorable rates, reasonable terms, and confirmed hotel rooms.

The 2022 Commodity Classic will be held at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. The convention center will house all Commodity Classic events, including the Welcome Reception, General Session, Evening of Entertainment, Trade Show, Learning Center Sessions, and What’s New Sessions.

A detailed schedule of events is also available on the website.

Registration and Housing Now Open for 2022 Commodity Classic in New Orleans, LA

St. Louis, MO (November 15, 2021) — Registration and housing for the 2022 Commodity Classic is now open. America’s largest farmer-led agricultural and educational experience will be held Thursday, March 10 through Saturday, March 12 in New Orleans, LA.

To register, reserve hotel rooms, sign up for email updates, and register for optional tours in and around New Orleans, visit CommodityClassic.com. A list of exhibiting companies, a map of the trade show floor, and the registration brochure can also be found online.

Early discounts on registration end Jan. 21, 2022.

Commodity Classic is excited to bring the agriculture industry together again in-person for the annual showcase of ag technology, crop production science, marketing intelligence, and farm innovation.

Commodity Classic features a robust schedule of over 50 educational sessions, a huge trade show with over 350 exhibitors featuring the latest technology, equipment and innovation, top-notch entertainment, inspiring speakers, unique tours, and the opportunity to network with thousands of farmers from across the nation.

“Commodity Classic is unlike any other agricultural event because every experience, educational session, and speaker is selected by farmers, for farmers,” said Gary Porter, a Missouri farmer and co-chair of the 2022 Commodity Classic. “You’ll be among the best farmers, education, technology, and innovation—all under one roof.”

A schedule of events is available at CommodityClassic.com. Make sure to follow Commodity Classic on Twitter at @ComClassic and on Facebook for continued updates.

2022 Commodity Classic Schedule Announced

Exhibitor Applications Being Accepted for Nearly Sold-Out Trade Show

St. Louis, MO (June 22, 2021) — Plans for the 2022 Commodity Classic are well underway as America’s largest farmer-led agricultural and educational experience returns to New Orleans March 10-12, 2022.

The preliminary schedule for the 2022 Commodity Classic can be found online at https://commodityclassic.com/2022-schedule. The schedule highlights tentative dates and times for the dozens of educational sessions, presentations, and special events.

“We’re excited for Commodity Classic to be back and in-person again in New Orleans,” said Gary Porter, a Missouri farmer and co-chair of the 2022 Commodity Classic. “New Orleans has historically been one of our most popular locations, so we anticipate a record number of attendees who will be eager to experience our host city, learn the latest farming technology, and gain strategies to improve their operation.”

The location’s popularity is evident with a nearly sold-out tradeshow of agricultural exhibitors who plan to showcase innovative products and services in front of thousands of America’s top farmers. The last time Commodity Classic was held in New Orleans, in 2016, was the largest show ever attended by farmers, media, and other agribusiness professionals. New Orleans also offers an abundance of opportunities for dining, guided tours, and various local attractions.

Registration and housing for the 2022 Commodity Classic will open in mid-November 2021. Attendees can sign up now to receive email updates at CommodityClassic.com. Watch social media for additional details.

2022 Commodity Classic Show Floor Opens Monday, May 10

Trade Show Space Nearly Sold Out

St. Louis, MO (April 30, 2021) - The 2022 Commodity Classic trade show floor opens to new exhibitors at 10:00 a.m. Central on Monday, May 10. The show, recently awarded one of the top 50 fastest growing shows by Trade Show Executive Magazine, is currently slated to be in-person in New Orleans on March 10-12, 2022.

“After a successful digital event in 2021, we are all eager and excited for the opportunity to be back in-person for the 2022 Commodity Classic,” said NCGA member and corn and soybean producer Gary Porter, Commodity Classic 2022 co-chair. “New Orleans is a fantastic location and we’re expecting record attendance. Even though the 2022 floor space is nearly sold out, this is a great opportunity for companies who want to exhibit to reach agriculture’s most forward-thinking producers.”

At 10 a.m. Central on Monday, May 10, the exhibitor application and contract will be published to the Commodity Classic website at www.CommodityClassic.com. Companies who wish to exhibit in 2022 should complete these documents as soon as they are posted to secure any remaining booth locations or to get on the waitlist in the event floor space opens up due to cancellations or changes.

For information on exhibiting at the 2022 Commodity Classic — including the trade show floor plan, booth costs, and show statistics — visit www.CommodityClassic.com and click on the “For Exhibitors” tab on the main menu. Prospective exhibitors are encouraged to visit the website in advance of May 10 to review potential booth locations.

The last in-person trade show in San Antonio in 2020 drew the largest number of farmers (4,669) in the show’s history. The last time Commodity Classic was held in New Orleans, in 2016, was the largest show ever attended by both farmers and other agribusiness professionals. The Commodity Classic Special Edition digital event, held in 2021, also attracted a large number of first-time attendees.

For more information, contact the Commodity Classic Trade Show at 636.745.3008 or tradeshow@commodityclassic.com.

Established in 1996, Commodity Classic is America’s largest farmer-led, farmer-focused agricultural and educational experience. It is presented annually by the American Soybean Association, National Corn Growers Association, National Association of Wheat Growers, National Sorghum Producers, and the Association of Equipment Manufacturers.

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