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A solid forage management program has several aspects to it. In many cases, minimizing purchased feed costs and improving daily gain on pastures can have a huge bottom-line impact for cattle producers. Our Rancher Roundtable panel, brought to you by Coreteva Agriscience, breaks down various ways to maximize pasture productivity and forage production. We'll discuss various aspects that can help maximize a pasture's productivity.

In this webinar, you will learn:

Speakers joining us will be:

Tommy Brandenberger
96 Cattle Company - Hallettsville, Texas

Tommy Brandenberger and his wife, Susan, currently own and operate 96 Cattle Company, a commercial cow/calf operation in Hallettsville, Texas. The operation is about 2,000 acres of native grass pastures that their nearly 300 momma cows graze.

Dr. Nancy Jackson
Southern Cross Farm - Eupora, Mississippi

Dr. Nancy Jackson is a veterinarian who owns Southern Cross Farm with her husband, Gary, and 2 daughters in Eupora, MS. They started with approximately 50 head of cattle in 2005, and have grown it to more than 200 head on 700+ acres. Dr. Jackson is a past president of the Mississippi Cattlemen’s Association.

LIVE Q&A:

Scott Flynn
Zonal Biology Leader - Pasture Land Management - Corteva Agriscience

Scott Flynn is a Zonal Biology Leader at Corteva Agriscience. In Scott’s role, research, trials and product concept testing are his responsibility for the North America Pasture and Industrial Vegetation Management segments. He has a PhD in crop production and physiology from Iowa State University.

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Burt Rutherford
Director of Content, Senior Editor - BEEF Magazine

Burt Rutherford is director of content and senior editor of BEEF. He has nearly 40 years’ experience communicating about the beef industry. A Colorado native and graduate of Colorado State University with a degree in agricultural journalism, he now works from his home base in Colorado. He worked as communications director for the North American Limousin Foundation and editor of the Western Livestock Journal before spending 21 years as communications director for the Texas Cattle Feeders Association. He works to keep BEEF readers informed of trends and production practices to bolster the bottom line.

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