Parasite Fecal Analysis Roadshow
Event Details
Date
March 21, 2024
March 28, 2024
April 5, 2024
April 12, 2024
Location
Various Locations
Host
Capital Area Agriculture and Horticulture Program
Rachel Moody
518-649-0267
email Rachel Moody
We are coming to an office near you! Bring your small ruminant fecal samples to do egg counts and check your herd for parasite loads before they pasture.
FSA Borrower Training Credits available.
Contact Rachel at ram72@cornell.edu or 518-649-0267 to register for an appointment.
Locations and Dates
March 21 - Registration closes March 19.
9:00—11:30am Chenango CCE, 99 N Broad St, Norwich, NY
1:00—3:30pm Madison CCE, 100 Eaton St, Morrisville, NY
March 28 - Registration closes March 26.
9:00—11:30am Otsego CCE, 123 Lake St, Cooperstown, NY
1:00—3:30pm Herkimer CCE, 5657 NY-5, Herkimer, NY
April 5 - Registration closes April 3.
9:00—11:30am Albany CCE, 24 Martin Rd, Voorheesville, NY
6:00—8:00pm Rensselaer CCE, 99 Troy Rd, E. Greenbush, NY
April 12 - Registration closes April 10
9:00—11:30am Saratoga CCE, 50 W High St #1, Ballston Spa, NY
1:00—3:30pm Washington CCE, 415 Lower Main St, Hudson Falls, NY
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