SCSFLO Small Scale Beef Cattlemen Field Day

SCOTT COUNTY SMALL FARMERS AND LANDOWNERS ORGANIZATION SMALL SCALE BEEF CATTLEMEN FIELD DAY SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 TIME: 9:00 AM LITTLE ROCK M.B. CHURCH 643 TALLABOGUE RD. FOREST, MS

Here’s an invitation for you to participate in an in-depth Herd Health Program, designed to help increase profits and reduce cost. Participants will learn the following topics on heard health; genetics, the benefits of developing a high-quality pasture, marketing, and management practices to produce productive cowherds, and how to create top quality calves. The Herd Health Program will focus on recommended herd health practices, development and maintenance of productive pasture grasses and forages, bull selection for producing premium calves, and marketing opportunities for calves through sales. Feature presenters include DR. L. C. Peyton, TriCounty Veterinary Clinic, Bay Spring, MS, Dr. Rocky Lemus, Forage Specialist, Mississippi State University, Plant and Soil Science, Carylon Banks, SFOT&TAP, Alcorn State University, Extension Program, and Michael Trusclair, USDA, 1890 Program Liaison, Alcorn State University. These knowledgeable speakers will transfer relevant information that can offer each beef cattle producer vital practices to increase their profits.

Participants will assemble at Little Rock M.B. Church 643 Tallabogue Rd, Forest, MS on Saturday, April 7, 2018, Time: 9:00 am. For more information Call Greg Nicks at 601-507-1439 or Allen McReynolds at 601-513-4503. If you need an accommodation to participate in this activity or event, please contact Latrice Todman at 662-446-2423 , or by e-mail at tarieltwcshc@gmail.com by Saturday, March 24, 2018. This event is sponsored Winston County Self Help Cooperative.

WINSTON COUNTY SELF HELP COOPERATIVE 3450 Shannon Dale Drive • Jackson, MS 39212 Phone: 601-291-2704 • Email: fltaylor@bellsouth.net Web: www.wcshc.com • “Saving Rural America”

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SCSFLO Small Scale Beef Cattlemen Field Day

Published on Feb 19, 2018

Frank Taylor

Here's an invitation for you to participate in an in-depth Herd Health Program, designed to help increase profits and reduce cost. Participants will learn the following topics on heard health; genetics, the benefits of developing a high-quality pasture, marketing, and management practices to produce productive cowherds, and how to create top quality calves. The Herd Health Program will focus on recommended herd health practices, development and maintenance of productive pasture grasses and forages, bull selection for producing premium calves, and marketing opportunities for calves through sales. Feature presenters include DR. L. C. Peyton, Tri-County Veterinary Clinic, Bay Spring, MS, Dr. Rocky Lemus, Forage Specialist, Mississippi State University, Plant and Soil Science, Carylon Banks, SFOT&TAP, Alcorn State University, Extension Program, and Michael Trusclair, USDA, 1890 Program Liaison, Alcorn State University. For more info view the flyer.