Singleton Beef and Land Management hosted another successful education day at the showground earlier this month.
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The first of the winter chills, mainly the icy winds, did not deter the nearly 100 school students from participating in sessions and listening to speakers explaining the ins and outs of today's beef production systems.
Identifying cuts of meat and various pastures species along with pests and diseases was covered during the day.
One of the guest speakers was Hunter Local Land Services, district veterinarian Kristy Arnott who described some of the challenges facing producers during the wet summer and autumn especially controlling parasites like worms.
This event was sponsored by Glencore Australia.