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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: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 – 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 – Impacts of wildfire smoke impacts at the herd level and management opportunities
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-4/
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SUMMARY:Webinar Series: El Niño 2026 – Major economic dairy drivers and potential impacts of the El Niño on profitability
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-5/
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