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Keep your chickens safe and healthy, attend the symposium!
Chicken Health Symposium
- Thursday, May 6, 2021, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Now that you've got your flock, make sure you know how to prevent and treat bumblefoot, mites, coccidiosis, and pullorum! These are just a few of the disorders that can infect your poultry flock. In this symposium, we will review best practices for preventing and treating your chickens so they can be as healthy and productive as possible. Discussions will be centered around holistic chicken health including vaccinations, disease prevention and treatment, predator control issues, and biosecurity measures. This 2-hour webinar is a continuation of our beginning poultry series and will introduce more advanced topics that will help you keep your poultry happy and healthy. Registration closes on May 4.
*Zoom information will be sent in your confirmation email(s).
Fee
$5
Register
https://cceulster.mahaplatform.com/events/n9uh90kzmh
Location
This event is online
Last updated February 8, 2021
Your Instructor
Classes are taught by Jason Detzel of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County. Jason is a social worker turned farmer and owner of Diamond Hills Farm, a pasture-based cow/calf operation in Hudson, New York. When he is not grazing, watering, or calving he serves at the Livestock Educator for CCE. He gets up early, tries to stay up late, and likes looking at his collection of unread books. He enjoys talking farm and has an opinion and possibly advice on most anything relating to livestock. He is happiest at that time of year when you can smell the soil but not the cold!