Improving Dairy Profitability through Managed Grazing

JUNEAU: March 20, Dodge Cty. Administration Building, 127 East Oak St., Juneau

WHITEWATER: March 21, 841 Brewhouse, 841 East Milwaukee St., Whitewater

MINERAL POINT: April 6, Quality Inn, 1345 Business Park Rd., Mineral Point

CHILTON: April 10, Calumet County Court House, 206 Court St., Chilton

BALDWIN: April 23, Ag Services Building, 1960 8th Ave., Baldwin

ABBOTSFORD: May 7, Abbotsford City Hall, 203 N. First St., Abbotsford

Monday, May 7, 2018 (10:00 AM - 2:30 PM) (CDT)

Multiple dates and locations!

10am-230pm - lunch provided

Event Details

MULTIPLE DATES AND LOCATIONS

How can grazing reduce costs and increase profitability?
Would managed grazing be a good fit for your dairy farm?
Attend one of these FREE events & come consider the possibilities!

The workshops are free and include lunch. Each will run from 10am-2:30pm. Locations include:

• JUNEAU: March 20, Dodge County Administration Building, 127 East Oak Street.
• WHITEWATER: March 21, 841 Brewhouse, 841 East Milwaukee Street.
• MINERAL POINT: April 6, Quality Inn, 1345 Business Park Rd.
• CHILTON: April 10, Calumet County Court House, 206 Court Street.
• BALDWIN: April 23, Ag Services Building, 1960 8th Ave.
• ABBOTSFORD: May 7, Abbotsford City Hall, 203 N. First St.

Wisconsin Farmers Union will be partnering with regional RC&Ds and their grazing networks this spring to hold a series of workshops for dairy farmers who want to learn about the financial and managerial benefits grazing can provide. The sessions are targeted at both farmers who are not presently using managed grazing and current dairy grazers who want to improve their management skills and share ideas. Each meeting will also have a separate track for area farm agency and conservation staff to learn effective ways to promote grazing to farmers. This portion of the programing is funded by GrassWorks with support from a North Central Region Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education grant. Participants from both workshops will join in a panel discussion with local dairy graziers to close the day. 

Registration is at 10am for those attending the agency/staff track or 10:30am for the farmer track. 

The day will wrap up at 2:30pm.

PRESENTERS:

Bill Kolodziej, Marathon County Grazing Specialist
Paul Dietmann, Compeer Financial Senior Lending Officer
Serge Koenig, Sauk County Soil Conservation Technician
Gene Schriefer, Iowa County Agriculture Agent


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Additional Information
Event Contact:
Deb Jakubek
Contact Organization:
Wisconsin Farmers Union
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