Feedlot Roundtables Begin on February 18

Nebraska Extension is pleased to extend an invitation to feedlot owners, managers, employees, and associated industry professionals to participate in the Nebraska Feedlot Extension’s upcoming 2025 Feedlot Roundtable series. Set to take place from February 18-20, this event promises to offer valuable insights into the latest trends and practices in feedlot management.

The program agenda is packed with compelling topics that are sure to resonate with attendees. From managing hairy heel warts in the feedyard to exploring effective cattle implant strategies for maximizing gains, the Roundtable aims to cover a wide array of issues crucial to feedlot operations. Participants can also look forward to gaining exclusive access to the latest research updates from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) and receiving a comprehensive market outlook from UNL Extension and Nebraska Cattlemen.

A notable session during the event will be led by Pete Anderson of Midwest PMS, who will delve into the significance of people management as the cornerstone of achieving outstanding performance within a feedyard setting. This emphasis on effective leadership and teamwork underscores the Roundtable’s commitment to equipping attendees with both practical solutions and a deeper understanding of the human element within the industry.

Scheduled to run from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day, the program offers flexibility to accommodate various schedules. Attendees are required to pay a modest registration fee of $20, which can be conveniently settled either online at the time of registration or in person at the event venue. As an added bonus, lunch will be provided for all participants, ensuring they can focus on absorbing the wealth of knowledge being shared without any interruptions.

The 2025 Feedlot Roundtable will be held at three different locations across Nebraska to provide widespread access to interested individuals. The first session will take place in Bridgeport at the Prairie Winds Community Center on February 18. On February 19, the Roundtable will move to Gothenburg, hosted at the Bayer Water Utilization Learning Center. The event will conclude on February 20 in West Point at the Nielsen Community Center.

To assist with event planning and logistics, interested participants are strongly encouraged to pre-register by Friday, February 14. Registration can be conveniently completed online for added convenience at the designated registration link. By securing their spots early, attendees can guarantee their participation in this highly anticipated event and ensure that they do not miss out on the valuable insights and networking opportunities that the Roundtable promises to deliver.

In conclusion, the 2025 Feedlot Roundtable offers a unique platform for feedlot professionals to gather, exchange ideas, and learn from industry experts. This event is not to be missed for those seeking to stay abreast of the latest developments and best practices shaping the feedlot industry. Join us for an enriching experience that promises to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the complexities of feedlot management successfully. Pre-register today and secure your spot at this premier industry event.