Livestock

LIVESTOCK CATEGORIES
NNYADP Research:
Finding Funding for the NYS Meat Industry
Tatum Langworthy, Sr. Administrative Assistant
North Country Regional Ag Team
Back to Basics: Herd Management Lessons from COVID-19
Proper Euthanasia Practices
Casey Havekes, Dairy Management
North Country Regional Ag Team
How to Manange COVID-19 Risks on Dairy Farms
Apps in Ag
You can Never be too prepared for an Emergency
Lindsay Ferlito, Dairy Management
North Country Regional Ag Team
Key Points to Remener when Composting Livestock
Lindsay Ferlito, Dairy Management
North Country Regional Ag Team
Mortality Disposal Guidance
Lindsay Ferlito, Dairy Management
North Country Regional Ag Team
2018 Feed Dealer Seminars
Tatum Langworthy, Sr. Administrative Assistant
North Country Regional Ag Team
Residential Agricultural Discount Application
Lindsay Ferlito, Dairy Management
North Country Regional Ag Team
Cowlicks: An Indicator of Attitude
Upcoming Events
North Country Hay and Pasture School
March 16, 2023
March 21, 2023
March 28, 2023
: North Country Hay and Pasture School
Maximizing Fertilizer Efficiency with Peak Fertilizer Prices: A Weekly Webinar Series 2023
February 23, 2023
March 2, 2023
March 9, 2023
March 16, 2023
March 23, 2023
March 30, 2023
As we begin 2023, we are not expecting fertilizer and nutrient shortages to disrupt crop planning as they did last year, but fertilizer prices continue to be very high. This series of webinars is designed to help farms and producers to accurately assess fertilizer needs and to manage for optimal nutrient efficiency to minimize fertilizer purchases.
Hands-on Calving & Dystocia Workshop
March 27 - March 28, 2023
Cornell Cooperative Extension Dairy Specialists and Cornell PRO-DAIRY are excited to offer a hands-on dairy calving and dystocia workshop across the state in English and Spanish.
Knowing the stages of labor and recognizing when a cow needs assistance are important skills. This workshop will educate attendees on those skills and will include a hands-on experience with a life size model of a cow ready to calve along with her calf. Attendees will be able to practice a variety of dystocia situations. There are 2 sites in Northern NY, with the same program offered each day (in both languages both days). The cost is $75, which includes lunch and all materials. Pre-registration is required and registration is limited to the first 7 English and 7 Spanish participants per day.
Announcements
Dairy Shop Meeting: Calf Care Protocols & Colostrum Management
Dr. Melanie Parker-Geurtsen will be joining us for adiscussion on calf care and colostrum management. Please
feel free to attend yourself and/or ask your calf feeder to
attend. Light refreshments will be provided. Please let
Abbey Jantzi know via email (aej48@cornell.edu) or phone
Grimshaw Farm: 9922 County Route 152,
Adams, NY