RECORDING FOR MANAGING AND FEEDING COWS UNDER AMS WEBINAR IS NOW AVAILABLE!

Camila Lage, Dairy Management Specialist
Southwest New York Dairy, Livestock and Field Crops Program

April 27, 2022
RECORDING FOR MANAGING AND FEEDING COWS UNDER AMS WEBINAR IS NOW AVAILABLE!

AMS adoption is increasing exponentially worldwide, and management, especially feed management, is a critical component of AMS success. In the context of high feed prices, it is important to discuss different strategies that can be adopted and how they might affect this system's cost, production, health, and cow traffic.

Back at the beginning of April, we hosted Dr. Gregory Penner (University of Saskatchewan) and Jim Salfer (University of Minnesota) to talk about management and feeding strategies for a successful AMS operation.

If you missed the webinar but would like to view the recording, you can now access it on the link below:

Recording for the AMS webinar

Feel free to share the link with producers or allied industry individuals you think would benefit from viewing the webinar.

If you have any questions or have suggestions on topics you would like to have webinars and other programs on please feel free to reach out to Camila Lage at cd546@cornell.edu or 607-422-6788




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