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Livestock Inspector of the Year Nominations Sought

King Ranch Institute for Ranch Management

Managing Farm & Ranch Employees is Going Virtual!

Webinar: September 17 & 18, 2020

KRIFM Managing Farm and Ranch Employees lectureship is going virtual! We will hold this lectureship September 17 and 18 via the Zoom platform.

An informal poll of ranch and business managers across the US identifies their #1 challenge – communication and managing people. Ranch resources do not self-manage, so managing employees is certainly as important as the stewarding of animal and natural resources. This lectureship offers tips and coaching for managers on topics like recruiting, hiring, retaining, and evaluating talented employees. Participants will assemble a preferred employer skill-set that enables leading employees to be productive team members, experience personal growth, and accomplish business goals.

This lectureship will be presented as a webinar. Registration at http://krirm.tamuk. edu/managing-employees/ is required. A link to the webinar will be sent to all registered attendees 10 days prior to the start of the event. ▫

Livestock Inspector of the Year Nominations Sought

The New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association (NMCGA) is seek ing nominations for its annual Livestock Inspector of the Year Award, which will be awarded during the Joint Stockmen’s Convention in December.

Each year, the NMCGA honors a livestock inspector employed by the New Mexico Livestock Board (NMLB) for outstanding service to the livestock industry, according to Tracy Drummond, NMCGA Theft & Livestock Committee Chairman, Reserve. “Not only does the NMLB protect New Mexico’s livestock industry from theft, but the livestock movement control provided by the Board assists in protecting animal health as well.”

Nominations should include the name and address of the inspector, as well as a brief narrative on why the nominee is deserving of the award. Nominations should be directed to the NMCGA, P.O. Box 7517, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87194, via fax at 505/842-1766 or via email to nmcga20@gmail.com . The deadline for submitting nominations is October 15, 2020. The award will be presented during the 2020 Joint Stockmen’s Convention, slated for December. For further information, please contact the NMCGA office at 505/247-0584. ▫ Zeb Prawl Named New General Manager of AC Nutrition AC Bluebonnet, LP has announced the addition of Zeb Prawl as general manager of their AC Nutrition feed business. In this position, Prawl provides overall leadership and strategic direction for the AC Nutrition brand.

“Zeb brings a tremendous amount of livestock experience to AC Nutrition, especially in the areas of beef cattle production and nutrition,” says John Langemeier, president of AC Bluebonnet. “His broad knowledge of the beef industry and commercial feed business are unique assets for both us and our customers, and they position us to grow our business across the region.”

With more than 20 years of experience, Prawl has an extensive animal nutrition background. Prior to joining AC Nutrition, he worked in a variety of roles for several companies in the feed industry. Past positions have included serving as a feed division manager and a director of nutrition, as well as working in specialty ingredient sales and as a nutritionist for a livestock consulting company.

“I’m extremely excited to be joining the AC Nutrition team and look forward to helping lead our company into a new era of providing innovative nutritional solutions for customers throughout the Southwestern U.S.” says Prawl. Prawl earned his master’s degree in animal science from Oklahoma State University, with an emphasis on ruminant nutrition. He received his bachelor’s degree in agricultural business from Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Zeb and his wife, Melissia, have three children – Morgan, Zane, and Marlee. ▫

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