Beef Feedlot Production

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Your Future in Feedlot Operations

Prepare for a career in the beef cattle feeding industry by learning the fundamentals of animal health, nutrition, welfare, and commercial feedlot operations. Through hands-on, industry-focused training, you'll develop the practical skills employers are looking for and build a strong foundation for a successful career in livestock management and beef production.

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About the Program

The Beef Feedlot Production program at Garden City Community College prepares students for careers in the beef cattle feeding industry. This 21-credit certificate provides the technical skills needed for entry-level positions in commercial feedlot operations.

Industry-Focused Training

Students learn animal health, beef production, nutrition, feeding practices, animal welfare, and commercial feedlot operations through coursework designed to meet industry needs.

Hands-On Learning

Gain practical experience and develop the skills employers value while learning from experienced instructors in one of the nation's leading cattle-feeding regions.

Career Opportunities

Graduates are prepared for entry-level careers in feedlots and livestock operations, with opportunities to advance through additional training and industry experience.

Credentials

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Beef Feedlot Production, Certificate A - 21 credit hours

FEED.CERTA - The Certificate A in Feedlot Production provides an educational curriculum to enhance a student’s ability to be successful in his or her agricultural endeavors, specifically geared towards the beef cattle feeding industry. It is designed to introduce and refine skills needed for a successful beef feeding operation.

Highlights

Develop skills in:

Animal health and welfare
Beef production
Animal nutrition and feeding
Commercial feedlot operations

Career Outlook

Salary information is provided for general informational purposes only and represents estimates, not guarantees. Actual earnings may vary based on factors such as experience, location, and employer. Some careers may require education, certifications, or training beyond programs offered at Garden City Community College.