The Wisconsin Cattlemen's Winter Conference is back after a two-year hiatus, but it's going to look a little different than it did in 2020. The association is getting together for one day on February 11th in DeForest. Despite a different time and place, you can still look forward to hearing from industry experts and networking with each other. President-elect Tressa Lacey, who starts her term in 2024, says this new format asks for less of producers' time. Register today: https://www.wisconsincattlemen.com/events/winter-conference

The Wisconsin Cattlemen's Winter Conference is back after a two-year hiatus, but it's going to look a little different than it did in 2020. The association is getting together for one day on February 11th in DeForest. Despite a different time and place, you can still look forward to hearing from industry experts and networking with each other. President-elect Tressa Lacey, who starts her term in 2024, says this new format asks for less of producers' time. Register today: <a href="https://www.wisconsincattlemen.com/events/winter-conference">https://www.wisconsincattlemen.com/events/winter-conference</a>

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