Southern IL Beef Day, August 1

The Southern Illinois Beef Conference will be Wednesday, Aug. 1, in the Applied Science Center at Rend Lake College, Ina. The registration deadline is Wednesday, July 25.

Kay Shipman

Published: Jul 20, 2012

The conference is especially geared to cow-calf producers and designed to offer information to enhance their management decisions, according to Teresa Steckler, University of Illinois Extension animal systems specialist.
Registration will start at 8:30 a.m. with the program starting at 9:15 a.m.

The registration fee is $15 and includes morning and afternoon refreshments, lunch, and conference materials.
The fee for late and on-site registration is $20; however, meals are not guaranteed for individuals who don’t register early.

For information or registration, contact Steckler at 618-695-4917, tsteckle@illinois.edu, or register on-line at http://web.extension.illinois.edu/dsac/.

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