Nebraska Extension in collaboration with SDSU Extension will host a Calving College webinar and workshop series with webinars scheduled January 19, 26 and February 2, followed by an in-person workshop at the Trip County 4-H Center (815 W. 12th St., Winner, SD 57580) on February 10. This program offers practical, research-based guidance for farmers, ranchers, and veterinary professionals working to ensure a successful calving season.
Event Details
In-Person Location
February 10, 2026
Trip County 4-H Center
815 W. 12th St.
Winner, SD 57580
Contact
Taylor Grussing, SDSU Extension Cow/Calf Field Specialist
Webinar Schedule
- January 19, 2026 - Understanding Normal: Discussion includes stages of labor, what happens to the cow and calf during delivery, recognizing and knowing how to manage abnormal, when and how to assist delivery,
- January 26, 2026 - First 24 hours: post-calving care for cows and calves. Reviewing normal vitals for the cow and neonatal calf and recognizing and managing complications in the first hours of life, including the importance of colostrum management, and calf resuscitation techniques.
- February 2, 2026 - 48 hrs and Beyond: Keeping cow and calf healthy and thriving. Topics include nutritional requirements, common health concerns in calves, managing environmental stress in the first 2 months of life, and how to manage orphan calves.
Registration
The deadline to register is January 12 and the cost is $80 for 3-part webinar series plus the in-person workshop in Winner. For more information and to register online, see the Nebraska Extension event listing.
