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Fall Webinar Series Session 2: CattleFax Market Situation & Outlook
October 12, 2022 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Join the Colorado Livestock Association for the second session in the 2022 Fall Webinar Series “CattleFax Market Situation & Outlook” on October 12, 2022, at 11:00 AM Mountain.
Troy Applehans, CattleFax Market Analyst, will provide critical information about the current market situation and an outlook for livestock producers.
For 50 years, CattleFax is the global leader in beef industry research, analysis, and information. But they do not focus on cattle and beef alone; they are industry leaders in research, analysis and information for the grains, energy and protein sectors, including pork and poultry, as well as trade. Since 1968, their exclusive industry database has set the standard for market information and analysis. Their expertise translates to a more profitable bottom line – whether you are a beef producer, allied industry business partner or financial institution.
When
October 12, 2022 @ 11:00 AM
Where
Virtual Meeting via Zoom
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Agenda
11:00 am – Welcome & Introductions
11:05 am – CattleFax Market Situation & Outlook
Troy Applehans, Market Analyst, CattleFax
12:00 pm – Adjourn
Speaker
Troy Applehans was born and raised in Colorado, involved in the registered and commercial cattle business. He actively participated in showing cattle at local, regional and national levels. He also was actively involved in livestock judging from a very young age. He attended Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College in Miami, Okla., where he earned his associate’s degree, prior to attending Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Oklahoma and was a member of two National Champion Livestock Judging teams. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in agriculture, majoring in animal science/livestock merchandising.
Following graduation, Troy worked in Alabama for Cattle Today, Inc., a southeastern U.S. livestock publication where he was a livestock fieldman for eight years, assisting registered cattle producers in merchandising cattle and working as a ringman at over 2,000 auctions across the nation.
Troy then worked for the American Gelbvieh Association in Denver, Colo. and served as a regional director/fieldman. Following this, he was a business owner of Express Personnel Services in Plano, Texas. Following the sale of this business, he was on the procurement team for Future Beef Operations, purchasing both feeder cattle and calves, as well as directing quality control of cattle entering feedyards.
Troy started his career at CattleFax in late 2003. His responsibilities include covering cow-calf and stocker members in the southern plains and southeastern states, as well as feedyards in Colorado, western Nebraska and the corn-belt.
In addition to his duties at CattleFax, Troy continues to work registered cattle sales as a ringman, and runs cows and stocker cattle.
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