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Cancelled: AgriLife Extension’s Bennett Trust Land Stewardship Conference set May 3-4 in San Angelo

May 1, 2018 by Teri Gaston

Editor’s note: The following educational program has been cancelled:

Writer: Steve Byrns, 325-653-4576, s-byrns@tamu.edu

Contact: Josh Blanek, 325-659-6523, j-blanek@tamu.edu

SAN ANGELO – The Bennett Trust Land Stewardship Conference set May 3-4 in San Angelo at the McNease Convention Center and the accompanying tour of area ranches has been cancelled, the conference coordinator said.

“Members of the planning committee decided to cancel this week’s Bennett Trust program in San Angelo,” said Josh Blanek, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service agent in Tom Green County.

“We are postponing this event to a later date in order to fully capture the land stewardship audience and address emerging issues.”

Bennett Trust Land Stewardship educational activities are funded by the Ruth and Eskel Bennett Endowment, and are hosted by AgriLife Extension.

For more information, contact Blanek at 325-659-6523, j-blanek@tamu.edu.

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Filed Under: News, Programs Tagged With: Bennett Trust, cancelled program, land stewardship

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