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Dec 05, 2017

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Still with livestock, if you missed Cow-Calfenomics this fall, no worries as it’s being offered three times in the new year. Joel Bokenfohr, manager, business structures and financial policy with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry, is presenting on business structure for new entrants. He highlights some of the other presentations.

Interview with Joel Bokenfohr (1:09 minutes) (544 Kb)

Cow-Calfenomics is January 23 in Vermilion, January 24 in Westlock, and January 25 in Stettler. You can register online or by calling 1-800-387-6030.

Source : Agriculture and Forestry

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