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Home » Online Forage Management Course offered by Cornell
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Online Forage Management Course offered by Cornell

"From Field to Quality Feed" will be offered October 25 - December 14, 2019

PUBLISHED ON October 8, 2019

Topics covered include: Fermentation and Silage Science, Forage Variety Selection & Quality Considerations, Forage Harvest Management, Silage Storage & Management, TMR Mixing Procedure & Maintenance and Feed out and Feed Bunk Management. (aka CJ, Flickr/Creative Commons)

ITHACA, N.Y. — Cornell CALS PRO-DAIRY is offering a Forage Management online course “From Field to Quality Feed” October 25 – December 14, 2019. Register at prodairy.cals.cornell.edu.

This course will begin with agronomic factors that influence forage quality and follow key strategies for harvest, preservation and feedout of quality feed. It will be valuable for decision makers and key employees in the cropping and feeding system on the farm.

Topics covered include: Fermentation and Silage Science, Forage Variety Selection & Quality Considerations, Forage Harvest Management, Silage Storage & Management, TMR Mixing Procedure & Maintenance and Feed out and Feed Bunk Management.

The value of online learning is that participants can guide their own experience on their own time, and should budget up to two hours per week for discussions, readings and assignments in MOODLE, a virtual classroom. Webinars provide an opportunity to meet weekly and ask questions in real-time. They are always recorded, so can be viewed after the live feed.

This course has been approved for a maximum of 2.1 CEUs from the Cornell School of Continuing Education.  Upon completion you will receive a certificate notifying you of the CEUs awarded.

PRO-DAIRY has been focused on enhancing New York’s dairy industry through education and applied research since 1988. Visit PRO-DAIRY online at prodairy.cals.cornell.edu.

–College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Cornell University

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