2007 ASABE International Meeting

Minneapolis, Minnesota

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President William Clinton presented remarks to the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers at the Society's Centennial meeting, in Minneapolis, Monday, June 28. Pictured are Otto Loewer, past ASABE president; Charles Sukup, past ASABE president; President Clinton; Don Erbach, current ASABE president; M. Melissa Moore, ASABE Executive Vice President; and James Dooley, ASABE president elect.

ASABE President Don Erbach (left) and Past President Charles Sukup (right) presented President William Clinton with a proclamation on behalf of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, honoring efforts of two Clinton-led initiatives to promote sustainable agriculture and economic development.

Speaking at the Centennial meeting of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, President William Clinton identified three issues in which ASABE members will be critically involved in the next decades: climate change, population growth, and resource depletion. Clinton called the challenges of the next fifty years "an engineer's dream."