| December, 1999 Barenbrug USA has organized a
very interesting roadshow. Scheduled are ten presentations in eight states, starting in
New York and ending in Minnesota. At each stop a similar program will be presented.
The presentation is called " Advanced Grass and
Grasslands Management Seminar". Speakers are:
- Mr. Chris Mortlock, Forage Director of New Zealand Agriseeds,
- Mr. John Thyssen, Forage Director of Barenbrug and former Netherlands dairy farmers, and
- Steve Wallace, Midwest sales representative, Barenbrug.
The presentations will be complemented with presentations from local farmers sharing their
experience with improved forages.
The Roadshow will stop at the following dates and
locations:
| Jan 17 |
10:00am |
Verona, NY |
Turning Stone Resort & Casino |
| Jan 18 |
10:00am |
Corning, NY |
Radisson Hotel |
| Jan 19 |
10:00am |
Clearfield, PA |
Best Western Conference Center |
| Jan 20 |
9:30arn |
Intercourse, PA |
Harvest Drive Family Restaurant |
| Jan 21 |
9:00am |
Hagerstown, MA |
Washington County Ag. Education Center |
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| Jan 24 |
10:00arn |
Smithville, OH |
The BarnRestaurant |
| Jan 25 |
10:00arn |
Sturgis, MI |
Comfort Inn |
| Jan 26 |
10:00arn |
Lena, IL |
Lena Community College |
| Jan 27 |
10:00arn |
Mosinee, WI |
Stoney Creek Inn |
| Jan 28 |
10:00arn |
Redwing, MN |
Goodhue County Historical Society |
The red line of the presentation will be an on-farm trial
that has been conducted by Barenbrug during the year of 1999. In this trial, a Wisconsin
fanner (Dan Cramer) has renovated a part of his farm into high quality forages. During the
grazing season, records have been kept of both the renovated and the existing pastures. In
order to measure differences in milk production, the Jersey herd has been split into two
subherds. One herd was grazed on the renovated pasture and the other herd was grazed on
the existing pasture.
Very exiting data has been collected from this trial, data
that is very important and useful to know for people that are using grass in their
operation.
Barenbrug invites everyone that is
interested in grass and grassland management. Reservations are highly recommended and
appreciated.
Call Barenbrug at 1-800-547-4101 to register for the nearest presentation.
Company news release
N2347 |