Event Details

Date

March 30, 2021

Time

7:00pm - 8:30pm

Location

Online via Zoom

Cost

This event is free.

Host

CCE Delaware County
Rich Toebe


Make your Calving Season Work for You

March 30, 2021

Make your Calving Season Work for You

Make your Calving Season Work for You

March 30, 7:00 to 8:30 pm

How to Match your breeding season to your desired calving season - Rich Toebe, CCE Delaware
county

What you will learn: 

• Benefits of a Controlled Breeding Season
• Calving Seasons - What makes sense for you
• How to Transition to a Controlled Breeding Season

Lessons from a Beef Farmer - Why I have the Calving Seasons I do and How I did it - Steve and
Sue Olson, Hidden Canyon Farm, Lyons NY

• Steve will share how he does it and answer your questions. They'll also share how this helps their
marketing programs


These meetings are being sponsored by CCE Delaware County and the Watershed Ag Council. There is
no cost to attend. Meetings are being held via zoom. You will receive the zoom link after registering. It
is the same link for both meetings. Attend one or both. You will receive a reminder email the day prior
to each meeting. 







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