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2024 IAS Photo Contest

Apr 12, 2023

Show Off Your Creative Side with the
Innovative Ag Services Annual Calendar Photo Contest!
Want your photo showcased in our 2024 calendar? Send in your photos that evoke the heart of a cooperative lifestyle. Share with us, and your fellow coop members the quiet scenes and breathtaking vistas that define our cooperative world, as seen through your eyes.
 
Whether it’s a scenic landscape, a snapshot of everyday life, or an action photo, we invite you to share your images. Winning entries will be featured in the 2024 calendar.

Photos must be submitted by August 31st, 2023.
Please find below the entry form and photo release form for the contest.  All photo submissions along with forms can be emailed to hr.dept@ias.coop
Entry Form
Photo Release
 

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