Foot Health for Your Dairy Herd



Event Details

Date

March 31, 2022

Time

TBD

Location

Virtual via Zoom

Host

Cornell Cals

Margaret Quaassdorff



Presenters: Lindsay Ferlito, Betsy Hicks, Margaret Quaassdorff, Regional Dairy Specialists Cornell Cooperative Extension.

This one-day program is for anyone who works with dairy cattle.  We'll cover the basics of feet and leg issues that cause lameness.  More importantly we'll discuss practical strategies to avoid and mitigate lameness.  The program will include virtual presentations and an on farm walk through with discussion.

Registration information coming soon.

If you are sponsoring this event, send your slide to cnydlfc@cornell.edu




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