A strong slate of industry professionals will be presenting at the day long workshop, sharing their expertise with participants. The speakers include Dr. Kevin Kline, Extension Horse Specialist at the University of Illinois. Dr. Kline speaks on various equine health topics around the country, with research work focusing on effects of feed processing and feed efficiency. He will be leading off the workshop with a presentation on “Matching Feed to the Need” and “Feed Quality Considerations” for your horse.
Breakout sessions are:
— Building a Strong Foundation for your Pasture: Darrel McCauley, University of Wisconsin-Extension Winnebago County agriculture agent
— Pasture Weed ID and Weed Management: Peg Reedy, retired agriculture agent, UW-Extension Walworth County
— Establishing and Revamping Pastures: Ellen Phillips, retired UW-Extension educator
— What’s in that Bale: Understanding hay analysis: Ellen Phillips, retired UW-Extension educator
— Additional breakout topics include ‘Rotational Grazing’, ‘Equine Feed Supplements’, ‘Understanding Low Carb diets for Metabolic disorders’, and ‘Transitioning from Boarding to housing at Home’.
The cost for adults is $25 per person or $40 for two adults. Older youth are encouraged to attend with registration at $15 per youth. Lunch will be provided and is included in the cost of registration. Preregistration is required for the workshop, visit www.kenosha.extension.wisc.edu for registration information; no refunds, but we are happy to take substitutions.
For further content or registration information respectively, contact Liv Sandberg, Wisconsin Equine Extension Specialist at 608-263-4303 or sandberg@ansci.wisc.edu OR Leigh Presley, Kenosha and Racine Counties agriculture agent at leigh.presley@wisc.edu
The Stateline Equine Team is comprised of Liv Sandberg, UW-Extension equine specialist; Leigh Presley, UW-Extension Kenosha and Racine Counties agriculture agent, and Darrell McCauley UW-Extension Winnebago County agriculture agent.
Originally Posted on February 8, 2018
Contact: Liv Sandberg, 608-263-4303, sandberg@ansci.wisc.edu Leigh Presley, 262-857-1945, leigh.presley@wisc.edu