Event Details

Date

February 17, 2014

Time

1pm-2:15pm

Location

Webex
https://cornell.webex.com/cornell/j.php?ED=2602340

Cost

This event is free.

Host


Sprouting Fodder Webinar

February 17, 2014


John Stoltzfus, a dairy farmer in Whitesville, NY who produces fodder for his 50-cow dairy herd, will talk about his methods for sprouting barley, the problems he's encountered in his system over the past two years, and what he's learned since our previous webinar in 2012. Fay Benson, an educator at Cornell Cooperative Extension, will discuss the topic of nutrient availability in sprouted seeds, and how this process can benefit the animal, as well as minimizing nutrient losses to the environment. Romi Wilson, a graduate student in Horticulture at Cornell University, will talk about seed issues relating to sprouting fodder, including seed quality, germination, and water uptake during the first 6 days of sprouting. Please register ahead of time for the webinar here. To learn more about the practice, follow the Sprouted Barley Fodder Facebook page.




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