K State hosts Cattle Feeders College in two Kansas towns
The first K-State Cattle Feeders College will be held May 12 at Cimarron and May 13 at Scott City from 5 to 9 p.m. both sites offer the same schedule, free attendance, and a complimentary meal. Registration by May 7 is required. Sessions cover cattle feeding history and future, marketing to new customers, recruitment, high risk calf handling, horse training, mill maintenance, and welding safety.
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Texas A&m University
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K-State College of Business Administration
Chris Reinhardt
K-State Extension
Dan Thomson
K-State College of Veterinary Medicine
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K-State
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K-State Beef
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Health care reform sparks debate and praise
The debate over health care reform intensifies as supporters praise preventive care and child and maternal protections while opponents warn of rationing and higher taxes. The plan includes calorie labeling, free Medicare wellness visits, and funds for stop smoking programs, with critics citing constitutional challenges.
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