The Colorado Livestock Association is hosting its 10th annual livestock producer educational symposium in Hugo, Colorado on Feb. 20. The Marshall Frasier Beef Symposium will feature a full day of informative speakers covering a multitude of important topics of interest to livestock producers in Colorado.
In 2008, the meeting was renamed the Marshall Frasier Beef Symposium in honor of the late Eastern, Colorado rancher, Marshall Frasier, who was a strong proponent of education and a dedicated supporter of the industry. Marshall Frasier was and still is the only person who has served as president of both the Colorado Livestock Association and the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association.
Registration is free, but please do so by Feb. 16. You can register online by visiting http://coloradolivestock.org/events/mfbs/ or by calling the CLA office at 970-378-0500. Lunch is free to attendees and is provided by the Colorado State University Meats Judging Team.
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