Event Details

Date

October 19, 2019

Time

10:00AM - 1:00PM

Location

Yatesville Church
1894 Yatesville Rd.
Penn Yan, NY 14527

Cost

$15.00 per person


$25.00 per farm

Includes morning refreshments and lunch.

Host

NWNY Team - RSVP by Oct. 16th

Brandie Waite
585-343-3040 x138


CANCELED - Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) Training - Penn Yan, NY

October 19, 2019

CANCELED - Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) Training - Penn Yan, NY

Please Note this event has been canceled.  We hope to reschedule it at a later dater. 


Where: Yatesville Church (Classroom portion)
1894 Yatesville Rd., Penn Yan, NY  
Nancy Glazier, CCE NWNY Team Specialist

Glade Haven Farm (Chuteside portion)
3550 Old County Rd., Penn Yan, NY
Dr. Suzanne Patterson, Eastview Veterinary Clinic

Time: 10:00AM - 1:00PM
Cost: $15 per person or $25 per farm, includes morning refreshments and lunch.
RSVP: By October 16 to Brandie Waite at: 585-343-3040 x138 or bls238@cornell.edu

Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) is your consumer-friendly story to tell. 

Becoming BQA certified allows you to share your story and ensure consumers that you are responsibly raising safe, wholesome and healthy beef. The checkoff's BQA training teaches you the best management practices for handling cattle, tending to their health and taking care of the environment.

Take the time to become BQA certified. More information about the BQA program and the certification process is available at: www.nybeef.org in the Cattlemen's Corner, or contact Nancy Glazier at: 585-315-7746 or nig3@cornell.edu 


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