The summer months have been busy in Saluda county as livestock & forage producers have worked tirelessly harvesting hay and silage and weaning their fall-born calf crop. As we transition into the fall, we begin preparing our clientele for new challenges they may face. The Saluda County Cattleman’s Association held a meeting on September 6th to prepare producers for controlling fall army worms. Clemson Extension Agent Brian Beer gave a detailed presentation on army worm identification, scouting tips, and control options. Over 90 producers were in attendance for the meeting.
The Saluda County 4-H Livestock shows will take place on September 14th and 15th at the Central Milk Producers Show & Sale Arena. Both will be well attended as youth from across South Carolina exhibited their prize show animals.
Travis MitchellLivestock and Forages Agent for Newberry and Saluda CountiesDirector for The South Carolina Cattlemen’s Association Livestock and Forage producers […]
Lauren Venegas Black 4H Agent for Saluda County As we enter the New Year, we have been busy with numerous […]
Saluda County Upcoming Events February 24, 2024 Saluda County Cattlemens 32nd Annual Heifer Sale starts […]