The University of Minnesota Extension is excited to host a four part spring beef webinar series titled: Genetic Selection with a Vision – An integrated approach to creating profitability and opportunities for every type of beef cattle producer. The Zoom meetings will be held Monday nights - February 21 and 28, and March 7 and 14 from 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm CST.
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University of Minnesota Extension is excited to host a six-part Summer Beef Essentials webinar series. This series will address how to prepare for parasite and fly control, summer stressors on the cow herd, pasture and weed management, and practices to help producers extend the grazing season.
Farmers, 4-H members, ag business professionals who work with farmers, and those interested in beef cows are invited to attend.
May 27: Extending the grazing season
Topics: Options to extend the grazing season through practices such as grazing cover crops and crop residues, use of stockpiled forages, perennial grass, standing corn, and millet.
We’ll also discuss soil fertility recycling, improving forage utilization, how to use perennial grass to improve grazing distribution and considerations for water access and fencing within crop fields.
Beef calving tips to be shared through webinar
Whether you re preparing for your first calving season or a seasoned pro, this six-part series could be a game changer.
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Learn skills to benefit your beef herd at upcoming webinars.
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The University of Minnesota Extension is hosting a six-part webinar series titled: Beef Calving Essentials Webinar Series. The Zoom meetings will be held on February 8, 11, 15, 18, 22, and 25 from 8 - 9 p.m. CST. The series will focus on different considerations to prepare for calving on beef cattle operations. Farmers, 4-H’ers, ag business professionals who work with farmers, and those interested in beef cows are invited to attend, according to a University of Minnesota Extension news release.