Herd Health Seminar: Calf Management Practices that Pay

1710 US Hwy 17 S,Bartow FL 33830

21 April, 2022

Description

Come learn more about Calf Management Practices that Pay such as Calf Management Economics and a panel discussion on Value Added Programs. Calf management practices can directly impact the finances of a ranch, especially if some of those calves remain on the ranch. During this program we will discuss the economics of managing calves. In the end what practices will yield the producer a higher return. Another way to gain more income through the calf crop is through value-added programs. Come learn through a panel discussion of small and large producers, market representative, and a third party verifier how the value added programs work and what management practices are implemented. Registration if required for this program. A $25 registration fee will cover your dinner and educational materials. The deadline to register is April 15, 2022. Anyone needing special accommodations, per the Americans with Disabilities Act, should contact Bridget Stice ([email protected]) no later than April 7, 2022. The University of Florida is an Equal Opportunity Institution This course is sponsored by The South Florida Beef-Forage Program of the UF/IFAS Extension Service.  It is part of a continuing multi-County education effort to help South-Central Florida producers raise and market more high quality beef cattle while preserving the natural resources and native habitats they have been entrusted with.