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Pfizer Animal Health is a true partner in making the Cattle Learning Center and its educational initiatives a reality to assist producers with access to information that will help them produce safe, wholesome beef. One of the first steps in defining the Cattle Learning Center projects was to conduct a survey of cattlemen on how they like to learn. The information gleaned from the survey was the need for a variety of delivery methods from meetings to printed materials, from web-based tools to satellite television. Browse through the items below to see what the Cattle Learning Center has to offer. |
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This site features self-paced learning courses that allow users to work step-by-step through courses on beef production. The courses include detailed illustrations, quizzes, video clips and interactive calculators. The curriculum for this course was developed by a team of producers, veterinarians and university specialists. Besides the web version, the course is also available on CD upon request. go >>
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 A full-length DVD on low stress handling techniques focuses on working with cattle on horseback, on foot and with dogs. Three expert cowboys — Curt Pate, Charlie Trayer, and Joel Ham — demonstrate techniques learned from Bud Williams and Ray Hunt. The stockmen first presented their skills in a live cattle handling demonstration at the 2006 Cattlemen's College in Denver. Filming was also done on location with each of the cowboys. go >>
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The highest rated delivery method among prodcuers is meetings. Cattlemen's College® at both the state and national level are sponsored through the Cattle Learning Center. Beef Reproduction Strategies meetings held around the country are also advancing prodcuer education. go >>
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