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Distillers grains meeting to be held March 3Kansas Feed yard operators and managers are invited to attend a K-State Research and Extension meeting on feeding distillers grains. The objective of this meeting is to provide an overview of how ethanol by-products can be incorporated into small cattle feeding operations. This meeting will be held March 3 at the Gray County 4-H Building in Cimarron. A meal will be served at 6:30 p.m., courtesy of local feed yards, with the program beginning at 7:15 p.m. Speakers for the evening will be Troy Dumler, Southwest Area Extension Agricultural Economist for K-State Research and Extension and Dr. Terry Klopfenstein, Professor of Ruminant nutrition at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. Dumler will be speaking on the "Impact of Ethanol on Kansas Agriculture" and Dr. Klopfenstein will be speaking on the "Synergy between Cattle and Ethanol." Please RSVP, for a meal count, by Feb. 29 to the Gray County Extension Office at 620-855-3821 or the Ford County Extension Office at 620-227-4542. Local feed yards, and the Gray, Edwards, Ford, Pawnee and Hodgeman County Extension Councils are sponsoring this meeting. 2/25/08 Date: 2/21/08
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