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Missouri Livestock Symposium 2026

A gathering for people involved in or interested in livestock.

Student Union Building at Truman State University

Date
December 11, 2026
Venue
Student Union Building at Truman State University
Location
Kirksville, MO

Featured speakers

21 listed

Dr. Jordan Thomas

Eric Bailey, Ph.D. PAS

Linda L Lackman,DVM

Tylar Baker

Nick Prevo

Harley D. Naumann, Ph.D.

Kaitlyn Dozler

Josh Payne

Abram Bowerman

Jim Greendyk

Richard Boatwright

Dr. Mohan Acharya

Jason Cooley

Anvil C Ranch

Adysin Taylor

Brenda and Jared Niemeyer

Tara Link

Sara Bridgewater

Karson Calvin

Jaron VanHouden

Madelyn Warren

Source: missourilivestock.com/friday-sessions

Partners on record

30 listed
Missouri Farm BureauMissouri Department of ConservationHatlerfrontline fencing, LLCLivestock Risk PartnersDust SolutionsMissouri Organic AssociationMissouri Forage & Grassland CouncilThe Mower ShopCobett CompanyCB Aerial Application LLCBobcat of ColumbiaMDA Black Vulture ControlAg Products LLCKK Red AngusMFA Inc.B1 HorsemanshipMu Center for Regenerative AgricultureVitalix Inc.Oberholtzer Farm SupplyCantril Truck and TrailerTri-County Electric CoopBender Construction & SupplyGood's IBA ServiceJim Hardecke - Livestock Risk ProtectionJeanie Cunningham - Agri Benefits USA/Affinity BenefitsMichael Chrisman - Heritage House Realty IncGreen Valley Seed, LLCPurple Wave AuctionCity of Kirksville Tourism

Venue & travel

Venue

Student Union Building at Truman State University

Questions people ask

4 answered

Missouri Livestock Symposium 2026 starts on December 11, 2026.

The symposium is held at the Student Union Building at Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri.

It is most useful for Missouri and Midwest cattle and livestock producers who want practical talks plus a large supplier show, since more than twenty speakers are listed and sponsors range from MFA Inc. and Missouri Farm Bureau to fencing, trailer and risk-protection firms. Producers far from Kirksville or those outside livestock, such as row-crop farmers, would get less, since the event is held at a university student union and the exhibitors lean toward livestock and ranch needs.

Producers at livestock symposiums usually wear jeans, boots, and a plain or work shirt, often with a cap and jacket, and a warm coat is wise for December in northern Missouri.

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