(Morrisville, NY – Aug. 2013) Dairy and livestock producers are invited to attend a presentation on “Preventing Residues in Meat and Milk” on Thursday, Sept. 12 beginning at 7 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Ag Center at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Madison County, 100 Eaton St. in Morrisville.
Dr. Carie Telgen DMV of Battenkill Veterinary Bovine PC in Greenwich will present a “clear and concise” description of the kinds of drug treatment protocols needed on dairy and beef farms. She’ll also describe the practices that farmers can use to insure and improve the quality of cull cows and bob calves that meet industry standards and consumer expectations.
There is an $8 fee per person to cover speaker honorarium, handouts, refreshments, and take-home copies of individual animal, drug inventory, and treatment records.
For more information, contact Karen Baase at kab21@cornell.edu.
Register by calling (315) 684-3001 or go online to: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/preventresidues_225