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2026 Spring Livestock Newsletter

The spring Livestock Newsletter is now available!Click Livestock for further information.

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Building a Stronger Cattle Industry in Our County

Thursday, April 23, 2026 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.O.P. Owens Agriculture Center455 Caton Road, Lumberton, NCAll cattle producers and individuals interested in raising cattle are encouraged to attend this…

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2026 Cape Fear Regional Cattle Conference

Tuesday, January 20, 20264:30 – 8:00 p.m.Southeastern N.C. Agricultural Events Center1027 Highway 74 East, LumbertonThis conference is an excellent opportunity to receive updates on the cattle…

Fall Livestock Newsletter

2024 Fall Livestock Newsletter

The October 2024 Fall Livestock Newsletter is now available!To read all the latest livestock news, click the image below or read online.

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Overeating Disease

As the cooler weather begins to approach, it's crucial for sheep and goat producers to be aware of potential changes in pasture quality and quantity. This seasonal shift often leads to an increase in…

Cattle photo above flyer titled "Beef Repro" — Nov 28, 2023; Sampson County Livestock Arena

Beef Reproduction Field Day

Join us for a hands-on beef reproduction field day on November 28, 2023, 9:00 a.m. at the Sampson County Livestock Arena, 55 Agriculture Place, Clinton, NC 28328. Topics will focus on male and female…

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Check Out the September 2023 Livestock Newsletter

The September 2022 Livestock Newsletter is now available!To read all the latest livestock news, click the image below or read the newsletter online.

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Livestock Fencing

Fencing is a major component of good grazing management and keeping livestock out of other pastures, private property, and highways. Good fencing provides control over the movement of livestock and…

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Do You Have a Plan for Your Livestock Should Disaster Strike?

The 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially begins June 1. Here in Southeastern North Carolina, we have been affected by many tropical storms and hurricanes over the years, including Matthew and…

Cover page of March 2023 Livestock Newsletter

Check Out the March 2023 Livestock Newsletter!

The September 2022 Livestock Newsletter is now available!To read all the latest livestock news, click the image below or read online.