University of Georgia
Raising cattle never was easy. It’s not simple, either.
Biosecurity, animal identification and country-of-origin labeling
are among the sessions planned for the 2003 Southeast Georgia
Beef Cattle Short Course Dec. 2 in Statesboro, Ga.
Other sessions will cover production improvements, the Beef
Quality Assurance program, Johne’s disease, the market outlook
and government programs.
The program will start with 9 a.m. registration at the Center for
Agriculture in Statesboro. It will end at 3 p.m. The cost is $5
if you sign up by Nov. 25 or $10 after that.
To learn more or get a registration form, contact the county
University of Georgia Extension Service office. Or call Tim
Wilson at (912) 681-5639. Or go to the Web site at
www.ugabeef.org.
