Event Details

Date

October 25 - November 8, 2018

Time

9:30 registration, 10-3 program

Location

Day 1: East River Dairy- 4973 E River Xing Rd, Cortland Day 2: Fouts Farm- 1393 Cortland Rd, Groton

Cost

$75.00 per person/both classes
(additional attendee $75.00 ea.)

$40.00 per person/one class
(additional attendee $40.00 ea.)

At the Door
$75.00 both workshops
$40.00 one workshop

Host

Southwest New York Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops Program

Pre-Registration Deadline: November 8, 2018

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Calving/Neonatal Calf Care Workshop

October 25 - November 8, 2018

Calving/Neonatal Calf Care Workshop

Cornell Cooperative Extension and Cornell CALS PRO-DAIRY are holding a two-day Calving and Neonatal Calf Care Training in October and November.

The Calving and Neonatal Calf Care Training is an educational program for farmers, employees and agri-service people who work directly with dairy cows and calves. It will cover the physiology of calving, best practices for calving interventions, and calf care immediately after delivery and in the crucial days afterward. It is a two-day program held two weeks apart and will be held on-farm with a combination of presentations, demonstrations, farm walk-through's and discussion. Each day runs from 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Participants can sign up for both or just one day. Registration is $75 for both days, or $40 for one day.

Day 1:
Calving program - calving assistance, assessment of calving situation, delivery and immediate calf care

Day 2:
Initial calf care considerations, medication and supplementation, key points in sanitation, communication and employee training, physical examination on the calf.



For more information, contact Betsy at 607.391.2673 or bjh246@cornell.edu


Calving & Neonatal Care Workshop Flyr (PDF; 4614KB)


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