By Blake Jackson
Missouri livestock and forage producers, take note! The 99th Dade County Forage and Crops Conference promises a timely and informative evening dedicated to revitalizing your pastures and finding new feeding solutions. Join fellow farmers on Thursday, January 18th, from 5-8 PM at the Lockwood Methodist Church Life Center (410 Main St.) for this free event.
Worried about drought-damaged pastures and weed encroachment? University of Missouri Extension experts are here to help!
- Terry Halleran, agronomy specialist, will guide you through "Building Back What We Lost in Our Forage Systems," offering strategies to restore your fields and maximize their potential.
- Tim Schnakenberg, another agronomy specialist, will delve into the world of "Native Grass Establishment," exploring alternative forage options for resilient pastures.
- Tim Evans, state specialist in animal health and veterinary toxicology, tackles the crucial question: "What Killed the Cow?" Learn to identify and manage risks associated with reduced forage and weed growth.
This event is generously supported by Arvest Bank, FCS Financial, Dade County Commission, and more. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights, reconnect with fellow producers, and chart a course for healthy, productive pastures in 2024.
Mark your calendar for January 18th and attend the 99th Dade County Forage and Crops Conference!
For details and registration call 417-637-2112.
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Categories: Missouri, Education