CLEMSON, S.C.–This program is the initial, full-day training required by SC Regulation R.61-43 for Confined Animal Growers.
This program is focused on poultry facility management, with information presented on solid manure utilization. The class is held from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m..
Lunch is provided. (Please note that this training will not provide certification for swine growers. Swine growers must take the Swine training.)
Tuesday, February 6 at 8:00am to 6:30pm
SC Cotton Museum 121 W Cedar Lane, Bishopville, SC
- EVENT TYPE
- Cooperative Extension
- DEPARTMENTS
- Cooperative Extension Service, Statewide,Livestock and Forages, Confined Animal Manure Management (CAMM)
- WEBSITE
- http://www.clemson.edu/camm
- COST
- $150.00
- CONTACT NAME:
- Bryan Smith
- CONTACT PHONE:
- 864-984-2514 ext 112
- CONTACT EMAIL:
- wsmth@clemson.edu
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