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On Monday November 28 I am going to be participating in a drought workshop in Carroll County on how to manage cattle in drought conditions.  If you are near there, you might want to take advantage of the opportunity.  I will be discussing the current drought conditions and the outlook for winter.  Details are below.

Managing Cattle in Drought Conditions

“Staying Out of Trouble”

Monday November 28th, 2016

5:30 p.m. to 9:00 pm

Carroll County Ag Center/Extension Office

900 Newnan Road

Carrollton, GA 30117

Program:

Georgia’s Current Severe Drought Condition and Predictions into 2017

by Dr. Pam Knox, University of Georgia Agriculture Climatologist

Managing Nutrition and Forage Quality during Severe Drought

by Dr. Jacob Segers, University of Georgia Assistant Professor/Cattle Nutrition

Understanding Diseases and Health Challenges in Drought

by Dr. Brenton Credille, University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine/Beef

Production Management

Navigating Expenses and Tax Challenges

by Dr. Levi Russell, University of Georgia Assistant Professor/Agriculture Economist

Cost:

$10 which includes meal and reference material. To attend the workshop, please register by November 23. You may register by emailing Richard Littleton at rlittle@uga.edu or calling Carroll County Extension at 770-836- 8546.

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