Event Details

Date

March 8, 2017

Time

Registration 9:30am, Program 10am-3pm

Location

CCE Broome County
840 Upper Front St
Binghamton, NY 13905

Cost

$25.00 per person


At the Door
$30.00 per person not preregistered

Host

Southwest New York Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops Program


Winter Dairy Management - Don't Be Lame!!

March 8, 2017

Winter Dairy Management - Don't Be Lame!!

Cornell Winter Dairy Management 2017
The entire program runs 10am to 3pm. Registration will start at 9:30am

Topics and Speakers to Include:
  • Identifying lameness especially at its earliest stages. Strategies and protocols for consistently identifying lameness ASAP. Chip Hendrickson 
  • Economic Impact of lameness-cull cows, decreased repro performance, decreased milk production, increased vet costs, increased labor requirements, etc. Neil Andrew
  • Facilities Impact on lameness-stall design, alley design, flooring surfaces, bedding materials and management.  Lindsay Ferlito, NNY dairy extension specialist
  • Management factors that impact lameness-stocking density, nutrition-ration, feeding strategy, ventilation, heat abatement, trimming schedules, body condition, pasture access and adjusting to concrete, integrating heifers, general group management to limit injury.  Curt Gooch, ProDairy
FSA Borrower Credits available

Please pre-register by March 1st.  Pay online with a credit card, or call/email Jen Atkinson at 607.391.2662 or jma358@cornell.edu.  

Questions?  Contact Betsy Hicks at 607.391.2673 or bjh246@cornell.edu.


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