During the Stockmanship & Stewardship event Aug. 13-14 in Canyon, there will be an abundance of workshops meant to enhance producers’ knowledge of cattle handling and safety, leading to profitability and better animal welfare. Topics being covered include cattle processing, nutrition, horse and cattle safety in the pen, and biosecurity. Attendees will walk away with new knowledge to implement on their ranch or farm.
If you’re attending, plan to explore Canyon! It is home to beautiful southwestern landscapes and wildlife. Palo Duro Canyon State Park is only 14 miles from downtown Canyon and offers incredible scenic views and historical sites. Buffalo Lake Wildlife Refuge is another great location to enjoy hiking or view wildlife and learn about the state’s history. Visit the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum to explore the history of this rugged area. Register now by clicking here.
The Last Stop… Springfield, Missouri
September 4-6
The last stop of the year will be in Springfield, Missouri. This event will highlight of live cattle handling demonstrations, showcasing industry standards in animal and human safety, covering techniques for low-stress handling that can improve cattle health and productivity. Register now by clicking here.
Don’t Forget to Use the Rancher’s Resilience Grant:
This simple tool allows producers to attend impactful cattle industry events, without busting the budget. Submit the application for the grant at least 21 days prior to the event, complete an online module, and be eligible to receive reimbursement for housing and registration costs. Apply for a grant here.
