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Level I/II Training-

Level I/II Training - Lindale, TX
May 2, 2008

 

Credit Events-

TSCRA School for Successful Ranching
March 14-15, 2008

Injection Site Demo-Columbus, TX
March 23, 2008

 

Pasture & Livestock Mgmt Workshop-Overton
March 25-27, 2008

 

Pasture & Livestock Mgmt Workshop-Overton
April 1-3, 2008

 

2008 Rio Grande Valley Bull Gain Test Field Day
April 5, 2008

 

Beef 706 - Texas Tech University
April 10-11,2008

 

Beef 706 - Texas A&M University
July 29-30,2008

 

Beef 706 - Texas A&M University
July 31-August 1,2008

 

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Benefits

From the Gate to the Plate
They're registered, commercial, seedstock, feeder, cows, calves and bulls.  They're an investment, a hobby, or our livelihood.  Cattle can be many things to a cattleman at any given time but the fact is they're all the same in the end... food.  Steaks, burgers, roasts and ribs. They end up on someone's plate thousands of miles away. That is why Beef Quality Assurance programs are an important aspect of the business all cattleman need to address.  Delivering a safe and quality product is the best way to increase consumption of beef.

As a Texas food producer, your livelihood depends on securing the consumer's trust.  It doesn't matter whether your herd is large or small.  Starting with your genetic plan for your cowherd all the way through branding, weaning and beyond, the day-to-day management of your cattle impacts the wholesomeness and quality of beef.

Meat scientists estimate there are 542 potential consumers just for the steaks and roasts of a single beef carcass.  Your management at the cow-calf and stocker level makes a big difference in whether or not those 542 consumers have a good, wholesome eating experience.