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Texoma Cattlemen’s Conference Set for March in Ardmore Prosperity, Volatility and Sustainability


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N SATURDAY, MARCH 21, THE NOBLE FOUNDATION WILL host the Texoma Cattlemen’s Conference at the


Ardmore Convention Center, Ardmore, OK. The theme for the event is “Prosperity, Volatility and Sustainability.” The conference will provide regional producers with


insight on how some ranchers are successfully navi- gating the current era and will examine some of the major interests and issues facing the cattle industry: beef sustainability, ag credit, risk management and the cattle outlook. Ron Hays of the Oklahoma Farm Report — Okla-


homa’s “Voice of Agriculture” — will moderate the event starting at 9 a.m. The following industry leaders are on the agenda: • Bill Buckner, president and CEO of The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation


• Dan Childs, senior agricultural economist, Noble Foundation


• Jan Lee, southeast Oklahoma rancher • Glenn Rogers, DVM, and north Texas rancher • Chuck Coffey, rancher in the Arbuckle Mountains of Oklahoma


• Cameron Bruett, chief sustainability offi cer, JBS USA Holdings Inc.


• Kim Stackhouse-Lawson, director of Sustainability Research, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association


• Brandon Willis, administrator of the USDA Risk Management Agency


• Mike Sands, vice president and beef production analyst, Informa Economics


For more information or to register, visit www.noble. org/agevents or contact Maggie Scott at 580.224.6375.


22 The Cattleman March 2015


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