Attention: All Interested in Dairy Cattle Nutrition

You Are Invited To Attend ...

A Dairy Feed and Nutrition Seminar

December 11, 2019
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
(Lunch included)

American Legion Post #27
49 Wilson Road
Middlebury, Vermont

Who should attend?

• Dairy Producers

• Consultants

• Extension Educators

• ​Feed Manufacturers, Dealers, Suppliers

• Nutritionists

• Veterinarians

What should you expect?
The latest research information on dairy cattle nutrition, an excellent networking opportunity

Speakers:
Tom Overton, Ph.D. - Professor of Dairy Management and Director
PRO-DAIRY program, Cornell CALS PRO-DAIRY
Kristan Reed, Ph.D. - Assistant Professor of Dairy Cattle Nutrition and Northeast
Agribusiness and Feed Alliance Partners Sesquicentennial Faculty Fellow

Time & Location:

11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. - Lunch Included

American Legion Post #27
49 Wilson Road
Middlebury, Vermont

Registration:
Please CLICK HERE for a registration form. The form can be mailed, faxed or emailed back to us. The pre-registration fee is $50. Please register by December 6, 2019. Onsite registration will be available at $75. Lunch and proceedings are included!

Questions:
For registration information, contact Sue VanAmburgh in the NEAFA office at
518-783-1322 or sue@nysta.mobi.

For program information, contact Rick Zimmerman at 518-426-0214 or
rzimmerman@zga-llc.com.

Date: Dec 19

Time: 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM

Location: American Legion Post #27,  49 Wilson Road,  Middlebury VT

Contacts:  Sue VanAmburgh – (518) 783-1322

The Feed Dealer Seminars are specifically targeted for nutritionists, crop and management consultants, extension educators, and dairy producers with specific
interest in nutrition-oriented topics. They are designed to blend the latest concepts in
feeding and other management aspects of dairies with field level application. They have
been conducted annually as a road show with multiple sites in New York for many years
with an additional Vermont location held during the past several years in collaboration
with the Northeast Agribusiness and Feed Alliance.

Locations: Held at 6 sites in New York and 1 in Vermont

Speakers:

• Tom Overton, Ph.D., Professor of Dairy Management and Director, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Rob Lynch, DVM., Dairy Herd Health and Management Specialist, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Allison Kerwin, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University
• Sabrina Greenwood, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, University of Vermont (Vermont only)

Topics:

• Dealing with forage quality challenges
• Research update – strategies to manage hypocalcemia
• Antibiotics on the farm – VFD update and results from selective dry cow therapy trial
• Updates on the bovine milk proteome (Vermont only)

Date: Dec 1

Time: 10 AM to 2 PM

Location: Cornell Cooperative Extension, Batavia NY

Contacts:  Brittany – (315) 536-5123

The Feed Dealer Seminars are specifically targeted for nutritionists, crop and management consultants, extension educators, and dairy producers with specific
interest in nutrition-oriented topics. They are designed to blend the latest concepts in
feeding and other management aspects of dairies with field level application. They have
been conducted annually as a road show with multiple sites in New York for many years
with an additional Vermont location held during the past several years in collaboration
with the Northeast Agribusiness and Feed Alliance.

Locations: Held at 6 sites in New York and 1 in Vermont

Speakers:

• Tom Overton, Ph.D., Professor of Dairy Management and Director, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Rob Lynch, DVM., Dairy Herd Health and Management Specialist, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Allison Kerwin, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University
• Sabrina Greenwood, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, University of Vermont (Vermont only)

Topics:

• Dealing with forage quality challenges
• Research update – strategies to manage hypocalcemia
• Antibiotics on the farm – VFD update and results from selective dry cow therapy trial
• Updates on the bovine milk proteome (Vermont only)

Date: Nov 30

Time: 6 PM to 9 PM

Location: Chamber of Commerce, 37 Church St., Cortland, NY

Contacts:      Betsy Hicks (607) 391-2673

The Feed Dealer Seminars are specifically targeted for nutritionists, crop and management consultants, extension educators, and dairy producers with specific
interest in nutrition-oriented topics. They are designed to blend the latest concepts in
feeding and other management aspects of dairies with field level application. They have
been conducted annually as a road show with multiple sites in New York for many years
with an additional Vermont location held during the past several years in collaboration
with the Northeast Agribusiness and Feed Alliance.

Locations: Held at 6 sites in New York and 1 in Vermont

Speakers:

• Tom Overton, Ph.D., Professor of Dairy Management and Director, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Rob Lynch, DVM., Dairy Herd Health and Management Specialist, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Allison Kerwin, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University
• Sabrina Greenwood, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, University of Vermont (Vermont only)

Topics:

• Dealing with forage quality challenges
• Research update – strategies to manage hypocalcemia
• Antibiotics on the farm – VFD update and results from selective dry cow therapy trial
• Updates on the bovine milk proteome (Vermont only)

Time: Noon to 3 PM

Location: Ramada Inn, Watertown NY

Contacts:     Ron Kuck or Tatum Langworthy – (315) 788-8450

The Feed Dealer Seminars are specifically targeted for nutritionists, crop and management consultants, extension educators, and dairy producers with specific
interest in nutrition-oriented topics. They are designed to blend the latest concepts in
feeding and other management aspects of dairies with field level application. They have
been conducted annually as a road show with multiple sites in New York for many years
with an additional Vermont location held during the past several years in collaboration
with the Northeast Agribusiness and Feed Alliance.

Locations: Held at 6 sites in New York and 1 in Vermont

Speakers:

• Tom Overton, Ph.D., Professor of Dairy Management and Director, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Rob Lynch, DVM., Dairy Herd Health and Management Specialist, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Allison Kerwin, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University
• Sabrina Greenwood, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, University of Vermont (Vermont only)

Topics:

• Dealing with forage quality challenges
• Research update – strategies to manage hypocalcemia
• Antibiotics on the farm – VFD update and results from selective dry cow therapy trial
• Updates on the bovine milk proteome (Vermont only)

Date: Nov 29

Time: 6 PM to 9 PM

Location: Miner Institute, Chazy NY

Contacts:    Wanda Emerich –(518) 846-7121 ext 117 & 
Sara Bull –(518) 561-7450

The Feed Dealer Seminars are specifically targeted for nutritionists, crop and management consultants, extension educators, and dairy producers with specific
interest in nutrition-oriented topics. They are designed to blend the latest concepts in
feeding and other management aspects of dairies with field level application. They have
been conducted annually as a road show with multiple sites in New York for many years
with an additional Vermont location held during the past several years in collaboration
with the Northeast Agribusiness and Feed Alliance.

Locations: Held at 6 sites in New York and 1 in Vermont

Speakers:

• Tom Overton, Ph.D., Professor of Dairy Management and Director, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Rob Lynch, DVM., Dairy Herd Health and Management Specialist, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Allison Kerwin, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University
• Sabrina Greenwood, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, University of Vermont (Vermont only)

Topics:

• Dealing with forage quality challenges
• Research update – strategies to manage hypocalcemia
• Antibiotics on the farm – VFD update and results from selective dry cow therapy trial
• Updates on the bovine milk proteome (Vermont only)

Date: Nov 28

Time: 8 AM to 11 AM

Location: Holiday Inn, Oneonta NY

Contacts:  Paul Cerosaletti or April Lucas – (607) 865-7090

The Feed Dealer Seminars are specifically targeted for nutritionists, veterinarians, crop
and management consultants, extension educators, and dairy producers with specific
interest in nutrition-oriented topics. They are designed to blend the latest concepts in
feeding and other management aspects of dairies with field level application. They have
been conducted annually as a road show with multiple sites in New York for many years
with an additional Vermont location held during the past several years in collaboration
with the Northeast Agribusiness and Feed Alliance.

Locations: Held at 6 sites in New York and 1 in Vermont

Speakers:

• Tom Overton, Ph.D., Professor of Dairy Management and Director, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Rob Lynch, DVM., Dairy Herd Health and Management Specialist, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Allison Kerwin, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University
• Sabrina Greenwood, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, University of Vermont (Vermont only)

Topics:

• Dealing with forage quality challenges
• Research update – strategies to manage hypocalcemia
• Antibiotics on the farm – VFD update and results from selective dry cow therapy trial
• Updates on the bovine milk proteome (Vermont only)

Date: Nov 28

Time: 6 PM to 9 PM

Location: Cornell Cooperative Extension Office, Ballston Spa NY

Contacts:   Dave Balbian – (518) 312-3592

The Feed Dealer Seminars are specifically targeted for nutritionists, veterinarians, crop
and management consultants, extension educators, and dairy producers with specific
interest in nutrition-oriented topics. They are designed to blend the latest concepts in
feeding and other management aspects of dairies with field level application. They have
been conducted annually as a road show with multiple sites in New York for many years
with an additional Vermont location held during the past several years in collaboration
with the Northeast Agribusiness and Feed Alliance.

Locations: Held at 6 sites in New York and 1 in Vermont

Speakers:

• Tom Overton, Ph.D., Professor of Dairy Management and Director, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Rob Lynch, DVM., Dairy Herd Health and Management Specialist, PRO-DAIRY
• program, Cornell University
• Allison Kerwin, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University
• Sabrina Greenwood, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, University of Vermont (Vermont only)

Topics:

• Dealing with forage quality challenges
• Research update – strategies to manage hypocalcemia
• Antibiotics on the farm – VFD update and results from selective dry cow therapy trial
• Updates on the bovine milk proteome (Vermont only)

NEAFA Golf for Good Works Tournament

Date: June 28 & 29

Online registration/sponsorship link:  https://www.memberplanet.com/s/neafa/golfforgoodworks17

Location:  Syracuse, NY

Links:

• Agenda (pdf)
   
• https://prodairy.cals.cornell.edu/conferences/herd-health-nutrition

Location: Maine Dairy Seminar, Elks Club, Waterville, ME

Links:

• New England Dairy Nutrition Conference sponsorship form
   
• New England Dairy Conference brochure (pdf)

• Location:  Holiday Inn Springfield South, Enfield CT

Links:

• New England Dairy Nutrition Conference sponsorship form
• New England Dairy Nutrition Conference brochure in  Enfield CT
• Online Registration Form

The Northeast Agribusiness and Feed Alliance,
The Vermont Feed Dealers & Manufacturers Association and PRO-DAIRY

Invite You To Attend ...

A Feed and Nutrition Related Conference

An Educational Program for Feed Industry Representatives

 
November 15, 2016
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
  
American Legion Post #27
49 Wilson Road
Middlebury, Vermont
 

Who should attend?   

• Dairy Producers
• Consultants
• Extension Educators
• Nutritionists
• Veterinarians 

What should you expect?

Dr. Tom Overton and Joe Lawrence will present insights into corn silage, forage quality and digestibility, health and feeding topics.  This meeting is a great opportunity to interact with the speakers as well as others in the industry. 

Speakers:

Tom Overton, Ph.D. - Professor of Dairy Management and Director
     PRO-DAIRY program, Cornell University
Joe Lawrence, M.S. - Dairy Forage Systems Specialist
     PRO-DAIRY program, Cornell University
 

Topics:

• Forage quality and digestibility – What we can and can’t influence in the field
• Feeding strategies based upon forage quality and availability
• Cornell Corn Silage Hybrid Trials – A new look
• Agronomic and feeding strategies for winter forage crops

Time & Location Details:   

10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. - Lunch Included
 
American Legion Post #27
49 Wilson Road
Middlebury, Vermont
1-802-388-9311
  

Registration: 

Please CLICK HERE for a registration form.  The form can be mailed, faxed or emailed back to us.  The pre-registration fee is $50.  Please register by November 10, 2016.  Onsite registration will be available at $75. Lunch and proceedings are included!

More Details:

For registration information, contact Sue VanAmburgh in the NEAFA office at 518-783-1322 or sue@nysta.org.
 
For program information, contact Rick Zimmerman at 518-426-0214 or
rzimmerman@zga-llc.com.

Date:  September 13, 2016