A Fence Is A Fence, Right? | Livestock Production And Principles For Beginners Webinar Series

Join University of Illinois Extension for the first topic in this year's "Livestock Production and Principals for Beginners Webinar Series." Stanley 'Jay' Solomon, Extension Educator, Natural Resources, Environment and Energy Educator, will discuss "A Fence is a Fence, Right?" on Thursday, January 11 at 6 p.m. 

This online webinar will cover basic fencing information. Fencing requirements differ by livestock species, age, disposition, and location.  Join Stanley Solomon for a discussion about fencing types and designs to meet the needs of your livestock operation. Topics will include minimum requirements to keep animals contained, internal vs external fences, fence material options, subdivision fence placement, and meeting legal requirements.

The Livestock Production and Principles for Beginners Webinar Series has returned for 2024. This monthly series, first launched in 2023, addresses the needs of those who are getting started, exploring the concept of, or even assisting those currently raising livestock. With a focus on helping those who are brand new to livestock, 4-H families may be interested in these sessions. 

"For those starting their livestock journey, we know that it can be challenging finding the right resources and getting the right answers," states Grant McCarty, Local Foods and Small Farms Educator. "This webinar series presented by U of I Extension experts aims to cover essential and relevant topics that producers can put into place for the upcoming season, gaining confidence in their livestock production."

 Other topics in the series include:

February 1: Equine Pasture Management

February 29: Selling Meat in Illinois

March 14: Sheep and Goat Internal Parasite Management ∆

 

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