The Missouri Livestock Symposium is set to take place in Kirksville, Missouri, on December 6-7, featuring prominent horse trainers Ken McNabb and Richard Winters. The event aims to provide valuable insights for horse owners and enthusiasts, focusing on various aspects of horse health, behavior, and equipment. McNabb is renowned for his gentle training methods, while Winters has over three decades of experience in horsemanship and shares his expertise through his RFD-TV programs.

Ken McNabb will present sessions such as “Comprehensive Conversation about Bits” and “Understanding Herd Dynamics,” emphasizing a harmonious training environment. Richard Winters will also offer valuable sessions, including “Understanding Equine Psychology” and “How to Buy a Horse,” providing practical advice for horse care and training techniques. Both trainers bring extensive credentials and a commitment to enhancing the skills of horse owners.

This year’s Symposium marks the event’s 25th anniversary and includes additional concurrent sessions on broader livestock topics. The event features a sold-out agricultural trade show, and all programming is free for attendees, offering meals sponsored by Missouri commodity groups. Sessions will take place at William Matthew Middle School, with no registration required for participation.