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| Written by Bob Harrington | |||
| Wednesday, 07 October 2009 07:00 | |||
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Farmers and ranchers looking to optimize grazing resources are invited to attend a two-day grazing school Oct. 14 and Oct. 15 at the Kansas State University Southeast Agricultural Research Center in Parsons. Presenters will cover a wide range of topics including an introduction to different grazing systems such as rotational grazing, the science behind grazing, alternative forage options for year-around grazing, economics of grazing, and fencing and watering options. Afternoons will include hands-on field exercises and a farm tour. Speakers include Kansas Natural Resources Conservation Service and K-State experts. This school is appropriate for both beginner and experienced livestock grazers. The school begins at 8 a.m. both days at the Research Center located on the corner of North 32nd Street and Pefley Road. Sponsors for the event include K-State Research and Extension, USDA NRCS, Kansas Grazing Lands Coalition and the Kansas Rural Center. Registration is $50 per person and will cover meals and materials. The school will be limited to 30 participants. For registration information, contact Jason Schmidt, Kansas Rural Center, (864) 417-0272, or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ; or the KSU SE Area Extension office (620) 431-1530. Registration information, including lodging and accommodations in the area, also can be found at www.kansasruralcenter.org. Click on calendar and announcements. Information on other training and K-State Research and Extension programs can be obtained at the Farm Service Center in Paola, 294-3751, ext. 101.
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