Plan ahead for profit at Crops and Cattle
Let’s talk about planning ahead—for the year and for your operation.
With so many producer meetings and webinars available, how do you choose which ones are worth your time? Maybe you’re focused on improving soil health, or you want to learn more about building a stronger cowherd. Are you struggling with a pesky weed and need some suggestions on herbicides? Or do you just need a nudge to finally start that transition plan you’ve been putting off.
As longtime readers, you lean on our team to deliver the latest news, markets, and technology moving agriculture forward. This summer we’re bringing these insights to you live at Crops and Cattle Conference on Aug. 4 to 6, at the Kansas City Convention Center.
With more than 20 education sessions to choose from, the program is focused on practical solutions for cow-calf producers and diversified crop farmers. Sessions will cover topics such as cattle market outlook, weed management for corn and soybeans, grain marketing in an evolving world with consolidation and shifting markets, grazing management and regenerative practices panel and more. Whether you’re connecting with top vendors, hearing from industry leaders, or expanding your network, Crops and Cattle Conference will help you develop a strategy that will influence your bottom line.
Confirmed speakers include Jason Warner, Kansas State University; Kevin Bradley, University of Missouri; Lance Rezac, Kansas Soybean Commission; and Ken Eriksen, Polaris Analytics and Consulting. Other speakers will be announced leading up to the conference.
Early bird registration is now open and will be $75 for general attendees and $65 for HPJ subscribers. To learn more about the event or get registered, visit cropsandcattle.com.
Turn your trip into one more summer getaway for the whole family. Kansas City is known for its great food, walkable districts and family-friendly attractions—making it easy to mix a little learning with some vacation time. I hope to you see you there.
Kylie Reiss can be reached at [email protected].
