Processing Poultry for Meat Production: A FREE Live Seminar for Veterans.




Event Details

Date

July 12, 2023

Time

6pm

Location

Webinar

Host

Southwest New York Dairy, Livestock and Field Crops Program



Respectfully, safely, and efficiently process broilers for meat production.

Small scale broiler production is a great way to diversify your farm. Raising broilers for meat production has a relatively short turn around time, low investment, and can help grow your farm's production. Join Livestock Specialist, Amy Barkley, to learn the basics of meat bird processing. Topics include food safety, required materials, finishing broilers, and marketing regulations. Registration is REQUIRED by visiting https://tinyurl.com/Processing...  or call Kelly at 585-268-7644. 

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