Workshop
Time:
Crop Residues on Cow/Calf and Yearling Operations
Date:
10:00 am –
3:00 pm
ARDC near Mead, WCREC in North Platte, or view online
Contact:
Aaron Stalker, (308) 696-6707, aaron.stalker@unl.edu
The forage supply is tightening, so what is a cow/calf or yearling operation to do if grass is not available?
Look no further than a cornfield! On June 10th, several short presentations will cover a variety of speakers, from residue use, cornstalk grazing, confinement and limit feeding cows/pairs, market outlook, ammoniating or alkaline treatments of residues, annual forages/cover crops, agronomic considerations, and app and electronic decision support tools.
You can attend 3 ways: in person at North Platte (West Central Research and Extension Center) or near Mead (Agricultural Research and Development Center), or watch online from the comfort of your own computer (https://connect.unl.edu/crop/). For those attending in person, a $10 fee will cover your lunch. Separate producer panels will be at ARDC and WCREC.
The program starts at 10 am CT and ends at 2:30 pm CT. For more information, contact Lindsay Chichester at 402.624.8007 or Aaron Stalker at 308.696.6707.
Look no further than a cornfield! On June 10th, several short presentations will cover a variety of speakers, from residue use, cornstalk grazing, confinement and limit feeding cows/pairs, market outlook, ammoniating or alkaline treatments of residues, annual forages/cover crops, agronomic considerations, and app and electronic decision support tools.
You can attend 3 ways: in person at North Platte (West Central Research and Extension Center) or near Mead (Agricultural Research and Development Center), or watch online from the comfort of your own computer (https://connect.unl.edu/crop/). For those attending in person, a $10 fee will cover your lunch. Separate producer panels will be at ARDC and WCREC.
The program starts at 10 am CT and ends at 2:30 pm CT. For more information, contact Lindsay Chichester at 402.624.8007 or Aaron Stalker at 308.696.6707.