Event Details

Date

September 29, 2020

Time

6pm - 8pm

Location

Online Webinar - Zoom

Cost

$10.00


Host

Central NY Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops Team
Ashley M. McFarland
315 604 2156


Determining Whether or Not Your Animal is Ready to Harvest

September 29, 2020

Determining Whether or Not Your Animal is Ready to Harvest

Virtual Meeting through Zoom. The Zoom link will be sent out to the registrant's email closer to the meeting date.

Guest Speaker: Mackenzie Waro, Meat Buyer for Meyer Foods

As we quickly approach the fall season most of our livestock producers are eager to harvest their animals that they have been raising for the past 6 months to a year. This year there has been more of a bottle neck then previously due to the pandemic and concern of a meat shortage. There have been quite a few questions regarding how to determine if this project that was started is truly finished or needs more time on feed to get the most out of your animal. Please join us for an in depth workshop on determining if your animal is ready to be harvested or if you should keep on feed a few months longer. We will also discuss the target weight for each of the species- Lamb, goats, beef and swine.

Registration is $10 per family and you can register here: https://cnydfc.cce.cornell.edu/event.php?id=1296

If you have any questions regarding this event please feel free to contact, Ashley McFarland at 315-604-2156 or am2876@cornell.edu




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