Event Details

Date

March 12 - April 30, 2021

Location

Virtual

Host

Cornell CALS PRO-DAIRY


Reproductive Management Online Courses

March 12 - April 30, 2021


This course will provide students with fundamental knowledge to understand and manage an effective dairy reproductive program. Cornell University faculty and PRO-DAIRY staff will cover key topics, including Anatomy and Physiology, Synchronization Protocols, Breeding Strategies, A.I. Techniques, Monitoring Reproductive Programs, and Heifer Reproduction Management.

Two courses are offered, covering the same content. One will be taught exclusively in English and one will be taught exclusively in Spanish.

Topics:
  • Anatomy and Physiology
  • Synchronization Protocols
  • Breeding Strategies
  • A.I. Techniques
  • Monitoring Reproductive Programs
  • Heifer Reproduction Management


Registration:

$265.00 per person

Register by March 1, 2021 and receive a $25 discount!

Register for English Course

Register for Spanish Course


More Information:

This is a 7-week course offered online using the web-based platform, Moodle. From the comfort of your home or office, watch pre-recorded presentations on your own schedule. Engage with speakers during weekly optional live Q&A sessions. Virtual discussions with class members enhance the overall experience.

Learn more about the course taught in English.

Learn more about the course taught in Spanish.













more content - left
Field Crops

Field Crops

Dairy

Dairy

Business

Business

Livestock

Livestock

Grains

Grains

more content - right

Upcoming Events

Driving Efficiency in Dairy & Exploring the Irish Experience

September 29, 2025
Rock Stream, NY

This workshop series will feature in-depth presentation and discussion led by Dr. Padraig French who is the Head of Livestock Systems and the Dairy Enterprise Leader at Teagasc (the Irish version of USDA). Dr. French will focus on the critical success factors for Irish dairy, which include pasture utilization, labor efficiency and managing for seasonal calving. The discussion will focus on ways that U.S. dairy farmers can use some of the Irish dairy techniques to become more profitable with grass farming.

Open Forum to Discuss Newly Approved DOL Trade, "Butcher"

October 2, 2025 : Open Forum to Discuss Newly Approved DOL Trade, "Butcher"

Partners from New York State Dept. of Labor, Cornell Cooperative Extension, Southern Tier West, and Workforce Development will be in the space to provide an overview of the new program, discuss the roles of hosts and apprentices, review the benefits of hosting an apprentice, and setting the vision for building a corps of highly skilled, modern trained Butchers and validating this career as a skilled trade with respectful earning potential. 

Silvopasture on a Shoestring

October 7, 2025
Franklinville, NY

Join Joshua Greene, Director of Education at Trees For Graziers, Jonathan Bates, Statewide Agroforestry Educator, and Lynn Bliven, owner of Wild Geese Farm for a full day training event that will include classroom and hands-on sessions. The focus will be on DIY silvopasture projects on small grazing farms. We will address the practical considerations of tree establishment, protection, and maintenance while learning how silvopasture can help address your farm's resource concerns and enhance livestock grazing.

Announcements

No announcements at this time.