MCPHERSON, Kan. – Mid Kansas Cooperative (MKC) is hosting a Cattlemen’s Clinic to help local cattle producers stay current on emerging tools and management practices. The event will feature sessions on virtual fencing, mineral nutrition and trace mineral programs, weaning strategies, and parasite control updates, all aimed at improving day-to-day operations and production efficiency.
The clinic will be held in Manhattan on August 13th and McPherson on August 14th, with lunch provided. Producers can RSVP at mkcoop.com or by contacting their local MKC cooperative location.
Producers are encouraged to RSVP in advance so organizers can plan appropriately for meals and materials.
Katelin Hendricks, Scale/Counter Specialist at MKC, says “The core purpose of the clinic is to equip producers with practical knowledge and resources:
“It’s a great opportunity to further your knowledge and to get your resources built behind you to make your operation the best it can be.”
