Both experienced and non-experienced beef producers who have been making and managing silage for years, or those wanting to learn more should make plans to attend this years Silage for Beef Cattle Conference scheduled for March 17th.
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See agenda below:
8:30 AM Welcome and Introductions Dr. Kip Karges, Technical Services Manager, Lallemand Animal Nutrition
8:45 AM Agronomic management of small grain for silages Dr. Daren Redfearn, Professor, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
9:30 AM A Balancing Act: When to harvest small grain silage? Dr. Mary Drewnoski, Associate Professor, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
10:15 am Break
10:30 AM What to do with limited water: Sorghum silage Dr. Renato Schmidt, Technical Services Forage, Lallemand Animal Nutrition
11:15 AM Why is fermentation analysis important and what it could mean for your operation? Dr. John Goeser, University of Wisconsin – Madison & Rock River Laboratory
NOON LUNCH
12:45 PM Fundamentals of silage harvest management Becky Arnold, Custom Harvest Business Development Manager, Lallemand Animal Nutrition
1:30 PM Inoculants for small grain silage: Which ones, when to use and return on investment Dr. Limin Kung, Professor, University of Delaware
2:15 PM Break 2:30 pm Economics & ROI on quality forage in grower and finishing beef rations Dr. Jhones Sarturi, Associate Professor, Texas Tech University
3:15 PM Panel Discussion: Making small grain silage work Moderated by Dr. Dan Loy, Director of Iowa Beef Center, and Professor, Iowa State University Panel participants coming soon!
3:45 PM Adjourn
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