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SUMMARY:Webinar Series: El Niño 2026 – Potential effects of El Niño on dairy cattle nutrient utilization and management
DESCRIPTION:Washington State University’s Department of Animal Sciences is hosting a free 5-part webinar series breaking down what the upcoming El Niño means for western dairy operations from weather patterns to your bottom line \n📅 Session lineup (all at 11 am PST): \nOctober 8th\, 2026: “What is El Niño and what does it entail for temperature and precipitation? A field meteorologist’s perspective” – Josh Ward & Craig Oswald\, AgWeatherNet \nOctober 15th\, 2026: “Forage production recommendations and factors to consider for upcoming El Niño” – Dr. Matt Yost\, Utah State University \nOctober 22nd\, 2026: “Potential effects of El Niño on dairy cattle nutrient utilization and management” – Dr. Addison Carroll\, WSU \nOctober 29th\, 2026: “Impacts of wildfire smoke impacts at the herd level and management opportunities” – Dr. Amy Skibiel\, Idaho State University \nNovember 12th\, 2026: “Major economic dairy drivers and potential impacts of the El Niño on profitability” – Dr. Shannon Neibergs\, WSU \nWhether you attend one session or all five\, you’ll walk away with practical strategies and considerations to prepare your herd and operation. \n🔗 Register here
URL:https://ansci.wsu.edu/event/webinar-series-el-nino-2026-impacts-and-strategies-for-dairy-producers-3/
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SUMMARY:Webinar Series: El Niño 2026 – Forage production recommendations and factors to consider for upcoming El Niño
DESCRIPTION:Washington State University’s Department of Animal Sciences is hosting a free 5-part webinar series breaking down what the upcoming El Niño means for western dairy operations from weather patterns to your bottom line \n📅 Session lineup (all at 11 am PST): \nOctober 8th\, 2026: “What is El Niño and what does it entail for temperature and precipitation? A field meteorologist’s perspective” – Josh Ward & Craig Oswald\, AgWeatherNet \nOctober 15th\, 2026: “Forage production recommendations and factors to consider for upcoming El Niño” – Dr. Matt Yost\, Utah State University \nOctober 22nd\, 2026: “Potential effects of El Niño on dairy cattle nutrient utilization and management” – Dr. Addison Carroll\, WSU \nOctober 29th\, 2026: “Impacts of wildfire smoke impacts at the herd level and management opportunities” – Dr. Amy Skibiel\, Idaho State University \nNovember 12th\, 2026: “Major economic dairy drivers and potential impacts of the El Niño on profitability” – Dr. Shannon Neibergs\, WSU \nWhether you attend one session or all five\, you’ll walk away with practical strategies and considerations to prepare your herd and operation. \n🔗 Register here
URL:https://ansci.wsu.edu/event/webinar-series-el-nino-2026-impacts-and-strategies-for-dairy-producers-2/
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SUMMARY:Webinar Series: El Niño 2026 – What is El Niño and what does it entail for temperature and precipitation? A field meteorologist's perspective
DESCRIPTION:Washington State University’s Department of Animal Sciences is hosting a free 5-part webinar series breaking down what the upcoming El Niño means for western dairy operations from weather patterns to your bottom line \n📅 Session lineup (all at 11 am PST): \nOctober 8th\, 2026: “What is El Niño and what does it entail for temperature and precipitation? A field meteorologist’s perspective” – Josh Ward & Craig Oswald\, AgWeatherNet \nOctober 15th\, 2026: “Forage production recommendations and factors to consider for upcoming El Niño” – Dr. Matt Yost\, Utah State University \nOctober 22nd\, 2026: “Potential effects of El Niño on dairy cattle nutrient utilization and management” – Dr. Addison Carroll\, WSU \nOctober 29th\, 2026: “Impacts of wildfire smoke impacts at the herd level and management opportunities” – Dr. Amy Skibiel\, Idaho State University \nNovember 12th\, 2026: “Major economic dairy drivers and potential impacts of the El Niño on profitability” – Dr. Shannon Neibergs\, WSU \nWhether you attend one session or all five\, you’ll walk away with practical strategies and considerations to prepare your herd and operation. \n🔗 Register here
URL:https://ansci.wsu.edu/event/webinar-series-el-nino-2026-impacts-and-strategies-for-dairy-producers/
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SUMMARY:Welcome Barbecue
DESCRIPTION:For all new Animal Sciences students\, faculty\, and staff! \nJoin us to meet Animal Sciences faculty\, connect with fellow students\, and learn about the many student clubs and involvement opportunities available within the department. Enjoy Cougar Smokies and Ferdinand’s Ice Cream while building new connections and kicking off the semester.
URL:https://ansci.wsu.edu/event/welcome-barbecue/
LOCATION:Clark Hall Couryard
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