Parasite Management of Sheep & Goats
Event Details
Date
June 15, 2024
Time
10 am - 3 pm
Location
CCE Orleans Education Center
12690 NY Rt 31
Albion, NY 14411
Cost
Individual : $20.00
(addl attendee $20.00 ea.)
Host
Northwest New York Dairy, Livestock & Field CropsNancy Glazier
585-315-7746
email Nancy Glazier
Parasite Management of Sheep & Goats
Most small ruminants are infected with internal parasites. Learn how to identify, strategically treat, and manage sheep and goats to reduce populations, and maintain efficacy of treatment options. All participants attending will become FAMACHA© certified and may purchase cards for $18.
- Overview and identification of internal parasites
- Pasture management
- 5-point animal check
- Fecal egg count and identification
Dairy
Livestock
Grazing
Forages
Grains
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