
The University of Wisconsin- Madison Division of Extension is looking forward to holding its third year of the Beef Roundup Webinar Series featuring timely topics for beef producers. Those wanting to learn about beef production are invited to attend this free series of educational webinars this winter.
Event Dates
- No More Easy Button: Sustainable Parasite Control Strategies
November 19, 2026
Christine Navarre, DVM, Louisiana State Extension Veterinarian - Red Meat Yield: A New Era
December 17, 2026
Dale Woerner, PhD, Texas Tech University - Cow/Calf Mineral Nutrition
January 21, 2027
Mary Drewnoski, PhD, Beef Systems Extension Specialist, University of Nebraska - Beyond Breeding Season: Year-round Herd Bull Management
February 18, 2027
Ryan Sterry, Sandy Stuttgen and Bill Halfman, University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension - Spreadsheet Tools to Help Beef Producers Make Management Decisions
March 18, 2027
Bill Halfman, Adam Hartfiel, Ryan Sterry and Casey Lobdell, University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension - Land Lease Law for Wisconsin Beef Producers
April 15, 2027
Kelly Wilfert, UW-Madison Extension Farm Law Outreach Specialist
The UW-Madison Extension Livestock team will be joined by other Extension Specialists recognized as industry experts from Louisiana State University, Texas Tech, and the University of Nebraska to share information on timely topics in beef production.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with other producers and professionals in the beef industry.
Registration
Registration is required. Learn more and register at go.wisc.edu/BeefRoundup
More information
This event will be conducted in English. You may request an interpreter, materials in an alternative language and/or format, and/or other services to make this event more accessible.
Contact Adam Hartfiel at (920) 647-6560 or email Adam at adam.hartfiel@wisc.edu with questions or to request accommodations. Make your request at least 25 days before the event. There is no added cost to you for these services.
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