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Bovine Reproduction & Artificial Insemination Training Course Nov. 3-4, 2021




Event Details

Date

November 3 - November 4, 2021

Time

9:30am - 3:30pm

Location

Willow Bend Farm
1169 County Road 7
Shortsville, NY 14548

Cost

per person - Pay online with credit card. : $225.00

(addl attendee $225.00 ea.)

Farm Not enrolled with NWNY Team.

per person - Pay online with credit card. : $175.00

(addl attendee $175.00 ea.)

Farm is enrolled with NWNY Team.

At The Door Price
per person - Will pay at the event. : $225.00

Farm Not enrolled with NWNY Team.

At The Door Price
per person - Will pay at the event. : $175.00

Farm is enrolled with NWNY Team.

Host

Northwest New York Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops

Margaret Quaassdorff
585-405-2567



Join us for a two day workshop with hands-on training that will be offered in both English and Spanish in cooperation with Javier Cheang from Genex Cooperative Inc.

Space is limited!  Pre-registration is required and walk-in's will not be accepted. 

Topics to be covered:

  • Bovine reproductive anatomy and physiology
  • Heat detection
  • Artificial insemination techniques
  • Proper semen thawing
  • Loading artificial insemination guns
  • Breeding cows (hands-on practice)

Cost:

$175 per person from farms enrolled in the NWNY Team Program

$225 per person from farms not enrolled in the NWNY Team Program


For more info, please contact: Margaret Quaassdorff - (585) 405-2567, maq27@cornell.edu





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