Beef Feedlot Roundtable 2015
West Point, Nielsen Community Center
8:00 am –
4:00 pm
Nielsen Community Center
Contact:
Matt Luebbe, (308) 632-1260, aberger2@unl.edu
The 2015 Beef Feedlot Roundtable will prove the latest information in feedlot nutrition, health and economics. Topics include:
The 2015 Beef Feedlot Roundtable will prove the latest information in feedlot nutrition, health and economics. Topics include:
• Byproduct or Corn Usage in Feedlot Diets: Performance e and Carcass Characteristics – Andrea Watson UNL Animal Science
• Market Outlook and Rebuilding the Cow Herd – Kate Brooks UNL Agricultural Economics
• Feedlot Survey Results: Labor, Marketing and Management – Jake Birch UNL Agribusiness
• Beef Industry Update - Rob Eirich UNL BQA Director and Doug Straight Nebraska Beef Council
• Managing Holstein Beef Animal Health Considerations – Dan Grooms Michigan State University
• Managing Holstein Beef Feedlot Nutrition and Technology – Dan Loy Iowa State University
• Beta-agonists in Feedlot Diets – Galen Erickson UNL Animal Science
• Beef Feedlot Research Update – Matt Luebbe UNL Panhandle Research and Extension Center
• Optional BQA Training
Cost of the Program is $30 for registration by February 3 and $40 if not pre-registered the day of the event. Payment for the program can be made at the door.
Contact Matt Luebbe for more information or to register for the program.
The 2015 Beef Feedlot Roundtable will prove the latest information in feedlot nutrition, health and economics. Topics include:
• Byproduct or Corn Usage in Feedlot Diets: Performance e and Carcass Characteristics – Andrea Watson UNL Animal Science
• Market Outlook and Rebuilding the Cow Herd – Kate Brooks UNL Agricultural Economics
• Feedlot Survey Results: Labor, Marketing and Management – Jake Birch UNL Agribusiness
• Beef Industry Update - Rob Eirich UNL BQA Director and Doug Straight Nebraska Beef Council
• Managing Holstein Beef Animal Health Considerations – Dan Grooms Michigan State University
• Managing Holstein Beef Feedlot Nutrition and Technology – Dan Loy Iowa State University
• Beta-agonists in Feedlot Diets – Galen Erickson UNL Animal Science
• Beef Feedlot Research Update – Matt Luebbe UNL Panhandle Research and Extension Center
• Optional BQA Training
Cost of the Program is $30 for registration by February 3 and $40 if not pre-registered the day of the event. Payment for the program can be made at the door.
Contact Matt Luebbe for more information or to register for the program.