Farmers & Ranchers College: Economics  Management & Outlook Program 
         On February 24th starting at 9:00 a.m. with registration at 8:30 the  last Farmers & Ranchers College program for this season will take place as  part of the Cornhusker Economics Management & Outlook Conference series. The  conference will take place at the Fillmore County Fairgrounds in Geneva and end  at 2:30 p.m. 
        This is one of a series  of Cornhusker Economics Management and Outlook Conferences across the state and  will cover a number of key economic topics affecting farm management and  production decisions for 2011. The opening session will focus on the fundamental  outlook for agriculture in 2011 while the closing session will address the  challenge of management for the coming year. 
Cost of this conference is $25/participant statewide, but with the  generous contributions of the Farmers & Ranchers College, the first 100  participants to register will attend FREE!  To ensure a spot, please register  ASAP by calling the Fillmore County Extension Office at (402) 759-3712.  
62nd Annual Milligan  Grassland Day – Entrepreneurship Topics 
Tuesday, March 1st will be the 62nd annual Milligan  Grassland Day with registration at 9:30 A.M. and the morning program beginning  at 10 A.M. at the Milligan Auditorium.  This year’s program features a look at  rural entrepreneurship in southeastern Nebraska.  Vaughn Hammond, UNL Extension  Educator will provide a look at how various small business owners in  southeastern Nebraska are turning their talents into success.  A panel of local  entrepreneurs will follow including but not limited to the following:  Kim  Slezak, Everlasting Light Images; Dave Welsch, direct marketing of poultry and  beef; Carey Potter, Pour House Tasting Room; Chloe Diegel & Alex McKiernan,  Robinette Farms; Sharon Auld, Awesome Pretzels; and Reid Ely, Ely Farms.   Lyndsey Pohlmeier, UNL Extension Assistant in Fillmore County, will give a  brief overview of the 4-H project ESI which is a project focusing on developing  entrepreneurship skills for youth. 
In  the afternoon prepare to laugh along with our speaker, Susan Brown, retired UNL  Extension Educator, as we learn the importance of laughter in our lives.  We  finish up the afternoon with highlights of the LEAD International Study Travel  Seminar to Nicaragua, Panama, and Costa Rica provided by Deanna Karmazin, UNL  Extension Associate in Lancaster County.  Contact our office for more details at  402-759-3712. 
For more information contact:
Brandy  VanDeWalle
Extension Educator
University of Nebraska-Lincoln  Extension
Fillmore County
972 G St
Geneva, NE 68361-2005
Phone:  (402) 759-3712
Fax: (402) 759-3764http://www.fillmore.unl.edu
Email: bvandewalle2@unl.edu
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