UF/IFAS Extension Conducting Pasture Management Classes

Randall Weiseman Cattle, Field Crops, Livestock

Goats on a summer pastureFor those who have grazing livestock, the University of Florida/IFAS Extension is presenting a four part series to help you better understand the fundamental principles of forage production. The “Principles of Pasture Productivity” series will examine some of the key principles of pasture management including Pasture Fertility, Grazing Management, Weed Control and Forage Establishment & Variety Selection. These sessions will be held in two locations, the Washington County Agricultural Center in Chipley and the Calhoun County Public Library in Blountstown. Each session will begin at 6:30pm and will be held on these dates:

Washington County Agricultural Center – 1424 Jackson Ave. – Chipley FL

Session 1 – Tuesday, June 14th
Session 2 – Tuesday, July 12th
Session 3 – Tuesday, August 9th
Session 4 – Tuesday, September 13th

Calhoun County Public Library – 17731 N Pear St. – Blountstown, FL

Session 1 – Thursday, June 9th
Session 2 – Thursday, July 21st
Session 3 – Thursday, August 25th
Session 4 – Thursday, September 15th

Registration for the series includes any/all of the sessions at both locations. There is a $25 registration fee per farm or family for the entire series or $10 per individual session. Light refreshments and printed program materials will be provided. To register contact the Washington County Extension Office 850-638-6180, the Calhoun County Extension Office 850-674-8383, or register online at http://goo.gl/8CdZYC.