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Profitable Pastures 2025 webinar series

Profitable Pastures 2025 webinar series
Feb 05, 2025
By Andrew Joseph
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

The Ontario Forage Council will hold three webinars over three days that will look at best practices for pasture and grazing.

The Ontario Forage Council (OFC) has announced that its 2025 Profitable Pastures Webinar Series is back, providing best management practices for pasture and grazing managers.

There will be three webinars airing daily from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm EST over March 4-6, 2025. Registration is required, but there is no cost to attend. CEUs will be available for Certified Crop Advisors.

  • March 4: Grazing Networking Group: What It Is & How It Benefits Our Operation by Jim Whitley;
  • March 5: What Grass Wants by Dr. Eric Lyons and Dr. Marcus Talamani;
  • March 6: Special Considerations for Grazing Sheep & Dairy Cows by Christine O’Reilly.

All presentations will be made available on the OFC YouTube channel approximately one week after the event, but attending live allows registrants to ask questions.

Sponsorship opportunities are available!

For more information about the webinar series and talks, visit: www.onforagenetwork.ca/ontario-forage-council/profitable-pastures.

To register: www.eventzilla.net/e/profitable-pastures-2025-2138636584

OFC’s YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@ontarioforagecouncil

To learn more about OFC, visit: www.onforagenetwork.ca/ontario-forage-council.


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