RANCHING Business
TULIA FEEDLOT INC.
CUSTOM CATTLE FEEDING 7405 FM 928 Tulia, Texas 79088
Phone: 806-668-4731
If you want to discuss
the particulars of feeding your cattle, call
Tulia Feedlot, Inc.
Manager: John Van Pelt
Asst. Manager: Grady Van Pelt
Artwork by Dino Cornay
are required. Go to
ceusearch.texasagriculture.gov for more information and course listings. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension also provides infor-
mation on CEU credit courses through their Agricultural and Environmental Safety web page at
agrilife.org/aes. According to Dr. Don L. Renchie, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Pesticide Safety Education Program leader and coordinator, Agricultural and Environmental Safety Unit, College Station, your local AgriLife Exten- sion agent is your best source of information for CEU credits. “Extension offi ces make a concerted effort to provide opportunities for licensees to obtain credits all over the state. They are there to answer your questions and keep you informed.” Renchie says that the Extension offi ces in more
densely populated areas like Amarillo and Houston have the most frequent meetings at which CEUs are available, but all offi ces try to have at least 2 in-person educational meetings a year. He also suggests keep- ing an eye out for fi eld days and live meetings put on by agricultural product companies and organizations such as the Texas Vegetation Management Association. Many of Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers As-
sociation’s (TSCRA) educational programs offer CEU credit, including the monthly Ranching 101 sessions held in Fort Worth and the School for Successful Ranch- ing at the annual Cattle Raisers Convention and Expo. Be sure to check your latest issue of The Cattleman magazine and visit TSCRA’s event calendar at www.
tscra.org for more information on meetings in your area. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
(TCEQ) also provides information on its website at
tceq.state.tx.us for license and CEU credits related to water and the environment. Certifi ed Crop Advisers (CCA) are able to fi nd where
Mares and geldings for sale by Doc Acre Glo, Roosters Willy, Sonitalena Glo, Payasos Last Buck, Heeza Blazin Colonel by Les Glos Colonel and Frenchmansaceofspade by French- mans Guy.
Weanlings for sale by Roosters Willy, Doc Acre Glo, Soni- talena Glo, Heeza Blazin Colonel by Les Glos Colonel, and Frenchmansaceofspade by Frenchmans Guy.
Rosemary J. Harrison, General Manager Contact:
Barbara Livingston 713-632-1331 Offi ce 832-265-2673 Cell
blivingston@harrisoninterests.com www.harrisonquarterhorseranch.com
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to obtain CEU credits online by visiting certifi edcro-
padviser.org. CCAs are also able to check their certifi - cation status with the American Society of Agronomy and keep a record of their CEU credits. If you use a smartphone, a CEU app is available free to iPhone and Android users. You may also search the term “Certifi ed Crop Adviser” at your app store to download. Southwest Farm Press has also made CEU credit
courses available for licensed agriculturists at pen-
tonag.com. Searchable by state and topic, the majority of the courses are free and available in PDF form for offl ine study. With these resources and information, including
the help of your local AgriLife Extension agent, CEUs are well within reach.
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