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Collapse ▲The Livestock Program offers assistance, education, and resources for livestock producers in Union County. Topics covered include cattle, equine, and small ruminants, as well as forage and pastures. On this page you will find resources and information for livestock producers, covering production, marketing, regulations, etc. as well as upcoming events.
Upcoming Educational Programs and Events
Events will be added as they are scheduled
Click the banner to access the directory. It lists producers selling hay in the Union, Anson, and Stanly County areas. If you would like to be added, contact Rachel Owens at rachel_owens@ncsu.edu
Union County Cattlemen’s Association
Annual Meeting- August 18th 6:30
Simpson Event Center- 307 Cultivation Cir Monroe, NC 28112
Membership Dues will be collected at this meeting.
Jimmy Traynham with Carolinas Animal Health will be discussing the upcoming changes to on -arm antibiotic use and how that impacts you and your farm.
The Union County Cattlemen’s Association is driven by their 
passion and love for the cattle industry. Their aspirations are to provide our local community both farm & nonfarm related educational opportunities to learn about all avenues of the local beef industry. By providing meetings, field days, and educational events; they strive to promote and grow consumer and producer relations.
For more information about the Association or any educational events, contact Rachel Owens, Livestock Agent.
Click the banner above to access the latest edition! The Tri-County Livestock Newsletter is released quarterly and covers various topics such as beef cattle, small ruminants, equine, and pasture management.
Archived Newsletters
Tri-County Livestock Newsletter- Spring 2022
Tri-County Livestock Newsletter- Winter 2021
Tri-County Livestock Newsletter- Fall 2021
Resources
Extension Portals
These portals are managed by Extension Specialists and have information about upcoming events, resources, guides, and more related to the respective topics.
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Forage Resources
Forage Management Calendar for the Piedmont
Forage Needs and Grazing Management for Goats
Production and Utilization of Stockpiled Tall Fescue
Realistic Yield Expectations– Use this tool to determine how much yield you can expect for your soil type. They have hay crops included in this tool
Comparison of Commercially Available Novel-Endophyte Tall Fescue Forage Varieties
If you are looking to purchase rams and ewes for the 2022 breeding season, click the banner for a list of upcoming sales.
Livestock Care Basics Sheet Infographics
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Additional Resources
