CUBA, Mo. — University of Missouri Extension will hold a ReproGene conference on March 26, in Cuba, MO. This event is designed to help beef producers better understand and utilize technologies related to reproductive management and genetics to improve farm profits.
The ReproGene conference will be led by MU Extension Beef Specialists Dr. David Patterson and Dr. Jared Decker. Topics of the conference will include an overview of Artificial Insemination Synchronization Protocols for Heifers and Cows, Split-Time Artificial Insemination and Use of Sex-Sorted Semen, Basics of EPD and Genomic Predictions, and How to Use Genetic and Genomic Predictions for Increased Profitability. Additionally, a panel discussion along with a question and answer session will be held. A trade show, featuring businesses engaged in reproductive management and genomics will be available.
The program will begin at 4:30 pm, include a beef dinner, and conclude by 9 PM. Location of the event is the Recklein Auditorium, at 202 N. Smith St. in Cuba, MO.
Early registration fee is $20 per person, with registration required by March 19. Registration fee at the door is $25 per person. To register, or for more details, contact Ted Cunningham, MU Extension Livestock Specialist, at the Dent County MU Extension office at 573-729-3196.
Click the link for a flyer:Â ReproGene 2018 Flyer
— University of Missouri Extension
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