Class dates
Booking for 2017, dates are tentative for 2017
- Oct 10-14, 2016 FULL
- Nov 14-18, 2016 FULL
- Dec 12-16, 2016 FULL
- Jan 16-20, 2017 FULL
- Feb 13-17, 2017 FULL
- Mar 2017-No Classes
- Apr 10-14, 2017 FULL
- May 8-12, 2017 FULL
- Jun 12-16, 2017
- Jul 10-14, 2017
MORE THAN 100 YEARS OF SERVING AMERICAS LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY
Since 1909 The Graham School for Cattlemen has provided valuable continuing education in breeding and herd management to beef and dairy cattlemen. Students from around the globe have learned and perfected their management skills in artificial insemination, pregnancy testing, calf delivery, fertility testing, nutrition and herd health, just to name a few. Graham School students represent a cross-section of the cattle industry ranging from licensed veterinarians, seedstock producers, commercial producers, and feedlot employees.Each Graham School session consists of five days of intense classroom and "hands on" training in actual on-the-farm conditions. whether a student is new to the cattle business or a seasoned professional, the Graham School offers a diverse curriculum relevant in today's competitive and economically sensitive ranching climate.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT
GRAHAM SCHOOL
"This school will be helpful for me to manage my cow herd. I now have the opportunity to expand my knowledge of the cattle industry." -Conner, Florida
"Exceeded my expectations." -Joe, Ohio
"Very happy with the school, very educational and pleased with all the hands on and the individual attention that each student received." -Kourtney, Texas
"School was very informative. I feel I can go home and pregnancy check my cows and be successful in breeding my cows." -Clay, Mississippi
"Frank and Gene were very good at explaining things in a ranchers way. " -Lyle, Canada
"Great school and smart instructors." -Kurtis, Missouri
W.S. Graham - Founder of Graham School
W.S. Graham born 1918 died on January 19, 2010. Bill was the son of the founder of the Graham School. W. S. had been actively involved with the school since 1938 and retired in 1988 due to health reasons. Bill had more than 50 years of teaching experience in artifical insemination in both beef and dairy cattle. In addition to his instructional work at the Graham School, Bill also served as manager of the Graham Farms until 1973.He is sorely missed by all who knew him and especially the staff of the Graham School and his son Frank and wife Mary. He had 4 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren.
testimonial
The Graham School for Cattlemen is something I will NEVER FORGET! I AM STILL EXCITED! It was an intense week so packed with information I thought my might explode-long time since this old gal has been to school!Meeting the other students was a highlight too, Folks in common, passionate about Ag and young folks wanting to learn more. I plan on sending my son and his fiancé in a year or so.
Again thanks so much for the incredible experience! Karen Hauge class of October 2015
PS! Got my repro-scan machine up and working good. Thank you for your patience in teaching me how to work it.