By Andi Anderson
The Iowa Beef Center is set to host its 2025 Genetic Symposium on November 19 and 20 at the Hansen Agriculture Student Learning Center in Ames, Iowa. This two-day event will bring together cattle producers, researchers, and industry experts to discuss advancements in beef cattle genetics and breeding strategies.
The symposium begins on Wednesday, November 19 at 12:00 PM and will feature presentations, panel discussions, and networking opportunities focused on improving genetic selection and herd performance.
Attendees will gain insights into the latest research and practical tools for enhancing beef quality and productivity.
Organized by the Iowa Beef Center, the event aims to support farmers and ranchers in making informed decisions about cattle breeding. Topics will include genetic evaluation, data-driven selection methods, and the role of genetics in sustainable beef production.
Randie Culbertson, a key contact for the event, can be reached at (515) 294-6304 for more information or registration details. The symposium is designed to be accessible and informative for both experienced producers and those new to cattle genetics.
Located at 2508 Mortensen Road, the Hansen Agriculture Student Learning Center offers a modern venue for agricultural education and collaboration. The event is expected to attract participants from across Iowa and neighboring states.
With growing interest in genetic improvement and sustainable farming practices, the symposium provides a timely platform for learning and discussion. It reflects Iowa’s commitment to supporting its beef industry through education and innovation.
Whether you're a cattle producer, student, or agricultural professional, the 2025 Iowa Beef Center Genetic Symposium offers valuable knowledge and connections to help advance your work in the field.
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Categories: Iowa, Livestock, Beef Cattle