Kaitlyn Lutz, VMD
Bilingual Dairy Management SpecialistCCE Ontario
480 N Main St
Canandaigua, NY 14424
phone 585-394-3977
cell 585-689-3114
email Kaitlyn
Areas of Interest
Dairy, Dairy Management, Bilingual
Kaitlyn is a native of South East Pennsylvania. She earned a bachelor's degree in Animal Science from University of Delaware in 2007 and a veterinary degree from University of Pennsylvania in 2011. Kaitlyn then went to Colorado State where she completed an internship in Livestock medicine and surgery. She returned to U. of Penn where she completed a residency in Food Animal medicine, spending much of her time teaching veterinary students on-farm. Kaitlyn then spent 4 years working internationally as a dairy practitioner in New Zealand, Turkey and Uruguay, focusing on large herd management and employee training. In 2018 Kaitlyn returned to the States and has been working in private dairy practice in Geneva. Kaitlyn is passionate about the health and welfare of dairy cattle and the people who work with them and believes that education and communication make all of the difference! 
Dairy
Livestock
Grazing
Forages
Grains
Upcoming Events
Hands-On Calving Training - Niagara County
October 10, 2024 : Hands-On Calving Training - Niagara County (English)
Lockport, NY
To assist or not to assist? That is (one of) the questions dairy farm personnel have while working in the maternity area on a farm.
This workshop will teach best calving management practices to minimize stillbirth rates and improve calf and cow health during and directly after the calving process.
October 10, 2024 : Hands-On Calving Training - Niagara County (Spanish)
Lockport, NY
Larger Herd, Low-Overhead Dairy Grazing Field Day
October 10, 2024
Dansville, NY
Join us at the farm of Holly Burley Moore for a discussion on how she keeps her overhead costs low on her 550 head grazing dairy.
Hands-On Calving Training - Ontario County
October 16, 2024 : Hands-On Calving Training - Ontario County (English)
Canandaigua, NY
To assist or not to assist? That is (one of) the questions dairy farm personnel have while working in the maternity area on a farm.
This workshop will teach best calving management practices to minimize stillbirth rates and improve calf and cow health during and directly after the calving process.