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August 11, 2022August 22, 2022

How do I use the fact sheets and social media post?

These downloadable sheets and social media posts are meant to help individuals learn about the Livestock and Poultry Environmental Learning Community.

Fact Sheets and Social Media Posts

What is the LPELC?

The LPELC is a learning network that strives to bring together all types of expertise; all the way from research and technical knowledge to application of science on the farm.

The website contains educational curricula, tools for farmers, regulations, and more, across 10+ topic areas. It has monthly and archived webinars, waste to worth conference proceedings. You can also get all of your manure questions answered by experts across the country.

Check out the LPELC Webinar Series

LPELC offers a free monthly webinar on a variety of issues related to animal manure management. Missed a webinar or want to watch past topic? You can find the archived webinars on our website too.

Learn about the Merits of Manure Content Library

The Merits of Manure Content Library was created to provide educators and advisors with access to recommended resources that will assist them in their discussion of manure’s benefits and challenges.

Navigate the W2W proceedings

Waste to Worth (W2W) is a biennial conference that brings together the nations best science on animal agriculture and the environment. Find sessions about many different topics including air quality, manure management, environmental impacts, and more!

Business Cards and Half Sheets

LPELC Business Cards & LPELC Half-Sheet Cards

LPELC Factsheet Downloadable PDF Links

LPELC Factsheet Downloadable PNG Links

December 15, 2020May 27, 2021

Successful Strategies for Transferring Manure

This webinar provides three perspectives from three different regions of the U.S. relative to the opportunities, challenges, and lessons learned for transferring manure from animal feeding businesses to agronomic uses. This presentation was originally broadcast on December 11, 2020. Continue reading “Successful Strategies for Transferring Manure”

March 20, 2020November 24, 2021

Manure Innovation: Teaching Styles and Marketing Programs

Would you rather watch someone give a presentation or do something that gets you involved, maybe making decisions that you can relate back to your own farm? This presentation was originally broadcast on March 20, 2020. More… Continue reading “Manure Innovation: Teaching Styles and Marketing Programs”

April 10, 2019October 22, 2019

Translating Beef Production Research to Marketing Outcomes

The audience will learn about different beef production systems and their performance outcomes. Participants will have the opportunity to expound upon the information shared, inquire with panelists, and actively participate in beef marketing improvements.

Interactive Panel

Moderators

Dr. Megan Webb, Assistant Professor and Beef Production Systems Extension Specialist, University of Minnesota

Ms. Karin Schaefer, Executive Director, Minnesota Beef Council

Panelists

Ms. June Dunn, Field Specialist, Greater Omaha Packing Company

Dr. Alan Rotz, Agricultural Engineer, USDA-ARS Pasture Systems and Watershed Management

Dr. Garrett Steede, Teaching Assistant Professor, Ag. Education, Communication and Marketing, University of Minnesota

Mr. Jerry Wulf, Partner at Wulf Cattle Company

Corresponding Author

Megan Webb, University of Minnesota, mwebb@umn.edu

The authors are solely responsible for the content of these proceedings. The technical information does not necessarily reflect the official position of the sponsoring agencies or institutions represented by planning committee members, and inclusion and distribution herein does not constitute an endorsement of views expressed by the same. Printed materials included herein are not refereed publications. Citations should appear as follows. EXAMPLE: Authors. 2019. Title of presentation. Waste to Worth. Minneapolis, MN. April 22-26, 2019. URL of this page. Accessed on: today’s date.