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Registered attendees will receive an individual registration link to enter the conference.
Whittlesey said the passwordprotected website must be used to attend all presentations. The conference portal can be found by going to the conference home page and clicking the “conference portal” button.
In addition to this live training event, the training video and written instructions will be uploaded to the home page. Additional resources can also be found on the website https:// jmgkids.us/2023jmgnlt/ industry, but also give producers a voice in the Department of Agriculture’s programs and decisionmaking. Additionally, groups such as the Center for Rural Affairs use the results in analysis, studies, and to encourage decision-makers to support key programs. This information impacts conservation, crop insurance, value-added products, marketing, and more.
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Holloway said the speaker list includes Troy Applehans of Cattle Fax; Dan Basse of Ag Resources; Lee Leachman of Leachman Cattle Company; Josh Worthington of Worthington Angus; Tom Brink of the Red Angus Association; Trevor Caviness of Caviness Beef; Ty Lawrence, Ph.D., of West Texas A&M University; Dan Hale, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension associate director for agriculture and natural resources, Bryan-College Station; and Adam Isaacs and Jason Abraham, local Hemphill ranchers.
Holloway said the conference will offer 12 sessions on everything from cattle markets to weather conditions to the future of the cattle business, as well as 85 trade show vendors and three beef meals.
For more information, contact Holloway at 806-323-9114 or andy. holloway@ag.tamu.edu, or Christa Perry at christa.perry@ag.tamu.edu.
On average, completion of the census takes 20 to 30 minutes, but the results have the potential to shape the industry for years to come. The Center for Rural Affairs encourages producers to fill out their census by Feb. 6.
