August 5, 2026 - August 7, 2026In-personGainesville
Missouri regional grazing schools teach the concepts of Management-intensive Grazing (MiG). Livestock farmers and ranchers learn the benefits of MiG, which include:
enhanced forage resourcesimproved animal productionimprovements in soil healthreduced need for fertilizer and other inputsParticipants learn concepts and skills that directly…
August 6, 2026In-personPineville
The University of Missouri Extension in McDonald County is hosting a Pasture Renovation Workshop on Thursday, August 6, 2026 from 5:00 pm to 8:30 pm at the Pineville Community Center (602 Jesse James Rd, Pineville, MO 64856). This event will feature a variety of topics of interest to livestock and forage producers. Dinner will be provided…
August 7, 2026In-personMount Vernon
This field day is a cooperative effort between MU Extension, Lincoln University and NC-SARE Program to provide practical knowledge to sheep and goat producers to make their operations successful.
The field day is Friday, August 7, 2026 at 8:00 am to 4:30 pm at the SW MU Research Extension Education Center, 14548 Highway H, Mount…
August 20, 2026In-personWest Plains
An event geared for new producers and producers that want to expand their knowledge of weed control options.
Pasture and Hay Stand EvaluationToxic WeedsWeed Control Strategies Q&A - Bring your ID and Control questions alongAugust 20 - University of Missouri Extension - West Plains, MO
Take-home materials provided
August 25, 2026 - August 27, 2026In-personWilliamstown
Missouri regional grazing schools teach the concepts of Management-intensive Grazing (MiG). Livestock farmers and ranchers learn the benefits of MiG, which include:
enhanced forage resourcesimproved animal productionimprovements in soil healthreduced need for fertilizer and other inputsParticipants learn concepts and skills that directly…
August 26, 2026 - August 28, 2026In-personDexter
Missouri regional grazing schools teach the concepts of Management-intensive Grazing (MiG). Livestock farmers and ranchers learn the benefits of MiG, which include:
enhanced forage resourcesimproved animal productionimprovements in soil healthreduced need for fertilizer and other inputsParticipants learn concepts and skills that directly…
August 26, 2026Virtual
Cecilia Rabell (Mexico), a global leader in animal genetics and livestock production, is known for combining scientific expertise with real-world industry impact. Through her work advancing genetic improvement and livestock performance, she has helped shape the future of animal agriculture while serving as a strong advocate for developing the…
August 28, 2026In-personMonett
Come and learn from some of the winning hay producers who have entered hay in this year’s Ozark Empire Fair hay contest. Discussion will include:
- Top Quality Alfalfa Production – Dry hay and Haylage
- Warm-Season Hay Options – Crabgrass and Bermudagrass
- Cool Season Grass - Brome and Orchardgrass …
August 28, 2026In-personHouston
An event geared for new producers and producers that want to expand their knowledge of weed control options.
Pasture and Hay Stand EvaluationToxic WeedsWeed Control Strategies Q&A - Bring your ID and Control questions alongAugust 20 - University of Missouri Extension - Houston, MO
Take-home materials provided
September 2, 2026 - September 3, 2026In-personMount Vernon
Rebuilding the cow herd is more than keeping back a few extra heifers—it’s about making intentional decisions that shape your operation for years to come. During this multifaceted, hands-on, 2-day program will provide Missouri producers with practical tools to evaluate genetics, nutrition, fertility, and performance data when selecting and…