Location: Bar K Ranch, Prince George, BC
Join the BC Forage Council at their upcoming BC Living Lab Cattle & Forage Field Day, set to take place at Bar K Ranch in Prince George, BC.
Attendees will have the opportunity to delve into the latest research findings and engage directly with members of the research team. The field day will feature insights into Extended Grazing Season Strategies, including Relay Cropping and Fall Cover Crops, as well as a focus on Soil Quality—covering essential measurements and strategies.
As an added highlight, participants will visit the OFCAF grazing demonstration at Ness Lake Nursery. This session will offer a practical look at rotational grazing systems, showcasing portable electric fencing and solar watering systems. Lunch will be provided, accompanied by an in-depth discussion on these innovative grazing techniques.
For those interested in attending, registration is required to receive directions and a detailed agenda. Any questions about the Cattle and Forage Living Lab project can be directed to [email protected].
Join the BC Forage Council for a day of learning and networking, and discover how to enhance your grazing and forage practices!
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