Success StoryCattlemen's Field day
Cattlemen's Field day
Author: Trent Adkins
Planning Unit: Pulaski County CES
Major Program: Beef
Plan of Work: Animal Science & Natural Resource Education
Outcome: Long-Term Outcome
With the way that 2020 went the Pulaski County Cattlemen's felt that it was important to try and keep things as normal as possible. Each year the Cattlemen's Association along with other community groups put on the annual Pulaski county field day. With that being said there was no way to have that meeting this year like we normally would. So the board of directors came up with a different way to try and reach out. They held the annual meeting at the local drive-in.
This gave us the ability to still hold the meeting, but to make sure it was done in a safe way following all guidelines.
The meeting was held in conjunction with the Pulaski County Cattlemen’s, Kentucky Beef Network, Eden Shale Farm, NRCS, Pulaski County Soil Conservation District, Pulaski County High School FFA, Pulaski County Extension and USDA 319 grant.
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