Feeder School

Click here to register for the Morrisville location.  Registration deadline is October 25.

Click here to register for the Stillwater location.  Registration Deadline is October 31.

You will have to make an account for your first time registering.  Click the Community Login button, and click the 'Create New Account' button to get started.  Please follow their instructions.  If you have difficulty or any questions, please contact us at 315-866-7920.

Lunch included.

Topics Covered During Feeder School: 

  • Economics and importance of feeding and feed management
  • Dry matter and feeder math basics: how to measure DM and refusals, and adjust ration
  • Feed consistency and TMR audits
  • Troubleshooting mixer wagons
  • Bunk silo management, map out bunk, packing density and preservation, and feed out
  • Safety

Who Should Attend: 

  • Currently feeding dairy cows and want to learn more about the how and why of feeding activities.
  • Interested in becoming a cow feeder and want to increase knowledge of cow feeding.
  • Interested in learning more about how to improve the feeding process on the farm.





Event Details

Feeder School - Morrisville

Date

October 28, 2026

Time

9:30am - 3:30pm

Location

Arnold R. Fisher Dairy Complex at SUNY Morrisville
Dairy Complex, Eaton Rd
Morrisville , NY 13408

Host

Central New York Dairy and Field Crops

Alanna Homan
315-749-3486


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Event Details

Feeder School - Stillwater

Date

November 3, 2026

Time

9:30am - 3:30pm

Location

Koval Bros. Dairy, LLC
313 Burke Rd
Stillwater, NY 12170

Host

Central New York Dairy and Field Crops

Alanna Homan
315-749-3486


Feeder School - Stillwater



Lunch included




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