Event Details

Date

April 16, 2020

Time

12pm-1:30pm

Location

https://cornell.zoom.us/j/293244800

Host

Northwest New York Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops


Growing Great People: Training Skills for Dairy Farmers Spanish Webinar

April 16, 2020


The four hands-on regional training workshops "Growing Great People: Training Skills for Dairy Farmers. Become an Effective On-The-Job Trainer" scheduled in April by Cornell Ag Workforce Development in partnership with Cornell Cooperative Extension are being rescheduled as online webinars.
Separate webinars will be held in English and Spanish:
April 14 - English | 6:30 to 8:00 PM
April 16 - Spanish | 12:00 to 1:30 PM 
Participation is free and registration is not required. The webinars will be recorded and available after the event. In-person training conducted simultaneously in English and Spanish will be rescheduled in fall.

Effective training contribute to success of employees and the farm business. With training employees learn how to best complete their task and why it is important to the farm's success. When employees have the knowledge, skills, and attitude needed to do the job right and understand why it should be done this way it:

• saves time and avoids problems
• makes people feel important and involved, which keeps them engaged and reduces employee turnover


The webinar training will overview the learning system of:


TELL: Describe the procedure and why it is important
SHOW: Demonstrate the procedure and emphasize key points
DO: Allow the learner to try and answer any questions
REVIEW: Are the steps in the procedure done correctly?

After the webinar training you will be able to:

1. Plan for organized and effective training
2. Train in a way that works for most people
3. Measure and follow up to make sure learning happened

These training are supported by a grant from the New York Farm Viability Institute.

Visit Cornell Ag Workforce Development online at agworkforce.cal.cornell.edu.






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