I-29 Moo University
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join us for our october forages webinar
Forage Webinar Series Continues October 14
The I-29 Moo University and the Northern Plains Forage Association Forage Webinar Series continues Tuesday, October 14 from 7 to 8:30 pm CST with a variety of forage topics including an overview of using forage to meet nutritional requirement for small ruminates, the economics of grazing heifers plus the monthly hay market outlook.
Presenters include:
Jaelyn Whaley will cover nutrient requirements for sheep and goats and how to best utilize forages to meet those requirements. She will also discuss targeted grazing, forage and parasites plus winter feeding. Whaley serves as the SDSU Extension Sheep Field Specialist. Her programming primarily focuses on supporting beginning producers, direct marketing, and wool evaluation. Before moving to South Dakota, she earned her master’s degree in animal science at the University of Wyoming and coached the Albany County 4-H wool judging team. Jaelyn grew up raising club lambs and now raises commercial fine wool ewes alongside her husband and daughter providing her with a unique perspective and deep appreciation for all aspects of the sheep industry. Her dedication to both lamb and wool production is reflected in her ongoing extension efforts.
Larry Tranel, Iowa State University Extension Dairy Field Specialist will discuss grazing heifer economics. As a dairy specialist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Tranel’s goal is to improve profits and quality of life for producers.
Paul McGill, owner-manager of Rock Valley Hay Auction will share his insights on where the hay market is headed and what the season looks like from his perspective.
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There is no fee to participate in the webinar; however, registration is required at least one hour prior to the webinar.
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