Simbrah breeders will want to make plans to attend the 55th Annual Texas A&M Beef Cattle Short Course scheduled Aug. 3-5 at Texas A&M University in College Station.
"This year's program is titled 'Ranching for the Future' and will address several hot issues affecting beef cattle producers," said Jason Cleere, Texas AgriLife Extension beef cattle specialist and conference coordinator.
Drought, high production costs, emerging diseases and a weakened market have made this a challenging year for cattle producers. The course, sponsored by Texas AgriLife Extension Service, will offer 20 different educational sessions taught by 50 speakers, providing information for both the novice and experienced rancher. From concurrent workshops to live cattle demonstrations, you'll see it all.
Registration is $140 per person, and includes educational materials, a copy of the 600-page Beef Cattle Short Course proceedings, trade show admittance, prime rib dinner, meals and daily refreshments.
For registration information and a tentative schedule, contact your local extension office or visit the web site at http://beef.tamu.edu.
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