Improving Milkability Without Testing Equipment
Event Details
Date
November 2, 2021
Time
3PM ET
Location
Zoom
Host
NMC
952-758-2146
This webinar will help you train yourself to "see" what is happening in a milking parlor or barn. Learn how to improve the milkability of cows without using milking system testing equipment. Simple observations can lead to focusing on issues that will improve both milk quality and milk quantity.
This one-hour educational offering begins at 2 p.m. Central time (3PM Eastern Standard Time) on November 2, 2021.
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