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SUMMARY:Sullivan County Beef Producer Meeting: Dystocia
DESCRIPTION:Extension Specialist to Discuss Dystocia\nSullivan County Beef Producer Meeting: Dystocia is scheduled for September 14\, beginning at 6:30 p.m. UT-TSU Extension Sullivan County is organizing the event. The event will be held at the Sullivan County Extension Office. The event is listed as free. \nDystocia Education Counts Toward Master Beef Certification\nThe current event listing describes the program this way: Free monthly beef producer education meeting. Dr. Lew Strickland of the University of Tennessee will discuss dystocia. Attendance counts as one point toward Tennessee Master Beef certification. \nCalving Problems Can Escalate Quickly\nDystocia\, or difficulty during calving\, can quickly become a high-stakes problem for both the cow and calf. Beef producers benefit from knowing the warning signs\, when to intervene\, and when veterinary help may be needed. A focused Extension discussion gives producers a chance to review practical calving-management decisions before they face them in the barn or pasture. \nThe event may be useful to both newer and experienced producers because it provides a focused opportunity to step away from day-to-day farm work and concentrate on one subject. Participants can compare the information presented with the needs\, limitations\, and goals of their own operations. \nFor Appalachian Highlands readers\, the event may be especially useful when the subject connects directly to farm profitability\, conservation\, land access\, production risk\, or building a stronger agricultural business. AHF includes it in the Education Calendar so readers can track both learning opportunities and important application deadlines in one place. \nBefore the event or deadline arrives\, readers may want to save the official page\, confirm the date and time\, and note any registration\, eligibility\, or documentation requirements. Agricultural programs can change as organizers update schedules or funding guidance\, so checking the source again shortly before participating is a good final step. \n  \nFor current registration information\, eligibility requirements\, and any schedule updates\, visit the official event page: https://sullivan.tennessee.edu/monthly-beef-producer-meetings/ \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nRead our Educational Event articles here: 
URL:https://appalachianhighlandsfarmers.com/event/sullivan-county-beef-producer-meeting-dystocia/
LOCATION:Sullivan County Extension Office\, 140 Spurgeon Lane\, Blountville\, TN\, 37617-4510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Organic Growers School's Organic Soil Management Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Organic Soil Health Starts Below the Surface\nThe Organic Soil Management Webinar is scheduled for September 14\, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Organic Growers School is organizing the event. The program will be offered online. The event is listed as free. \nThe current event listing describes the program this way: Free Organic Growers School webinar on soil health management\, soil organic matter\, and cover crops. Part of the 2026 Organic Crop Management series. \n  \n \n  \nFarmers Can Join the Webinar Online\nHealthy soil influences water movement\, nutrient availability\, root growth\, and a crop’s ability to handle stress. Soil management programs can help growers look beyond short-term fertility and consider organic matter\, cover crops\, biological activity\, and field practices that build resilience over time. For organic producers\, those decisions also connect directly to weed pressure\, disease risk\, and nutrient cycling. \nBecause the program is online\, participants can join from across the region without travel. Farmers may get more value from the session by bringing specific questions from their own operation and keeping notes on resources\, contacts\, or follow-up steps they want to pursue afterward. \nFor Appalachian Highlands readers\, the event may be especially useful when the subject connects directly to farm profitability\, conservation\, land access\, production risk\, or building a stronger agricultural business. AHF includes it in the Education Calendar so readers can track both learning opportunities and important application deadlines in one place. \nBefore the event or deadline arrives\, readers may want to save the official page\, confirm the date and time\, and note any registration\, eligibility\, or documentation requirements. Agricultural programs can change as organizers update schedules or funding guidance\, so checking the source again shortly before participating is a good final step. \nAnyone planning to attend should check the organizer’s page before the event for registration instructions\, schedule changes\, participation requirements\, and any materials to bring. Space may be limited for some programs\, and online events may require advance registration to receive the connection link. For the latest details\, visit https://www.organicgrowersschool.org/organic-crop-management. \n  \nRead our educational opportunity articles here:
URL:https://appalachianhighlandsfarmers.com/event/organic-soil-management-webinar-2/
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