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Farmers invited to join tornado assistance effort for southern Indiana
WHAT: A farmers-helping-farmers effort is currently being mounted to provide two days of service and support to storm and tornado victims in Marysville, Henryville, and other small rural communities in southern Indiana.

WHEN: The two-day clean-up effort is scheduled for Friday, March 16 and Saturday, March 17.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE: Farmers and agribusinesses within 100 miles of Marysville or Henryville, who would like to participate in one or both days of the clean-up effort, are asked to contact Kelly Crabtree of Novozymes BioAg by 5 pm Wednesday, March 14th. Kelly can be contacted via e-mail – KYCE@novozymes.com – or phone: 317-508-0593. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age.

3/9/2012