In anticipation of calving season, K-State’s Department of Animal Sciences and Industry, along with K-State research and extension faculty and staff, are planning a series of calving schools to help boost producers’ chances of a successful year.
The Marais Des Cygnes district, frontier district, Johnson County and Douglas County extension offices will be hosting one of these calving schools. Frontier extension agent Rod, Schaub says the program will feature K-State extension veterinarian AJ Tarpoff will give an interesting and hands on presentation.
The program will be January 14th at 6 at Celebration Hall on the Franklin County Fairgrounds in Ottawa. There is no cost to attend, but they ask you to pre-register by Friday. Contact any extension office for registration information.
