Improving Milk Quality on Non-Electric Farms

Penn State Extension

Join us for a hands-on workshop to improve milk quality, reduce mastitis, and boost profitability with expert tips on milking practices, records, and management strategies.

Penn State Extension invites dairy farmers to an in-person workshop focused on improving milk quality by lowering somatic cell counts (SCC) and reducing mastitis. Designed with non-electric dairy operations in mind, this engaging session will equip participants with best milking practices to prevent mastitis, strategies for making profitable decisions, and tools for analyzing records to enhance herd productivity and profitability. Expert presenters will provide actionable insights to help farmers boost milk quality and increase overall farm success.

Who is this for?

· Dairy farm owners

· Dairy farm employees

· Dairy farm milkers

What will you learn?

· Developing and Implementing Standard Operating Procedures to Prevent Mastitis

· Identifying Mastitis Causes for Better Cure Rates

· Utilizing Records to Make Profitable Decisions

· Information Sources, Including Testing for Monitoring Milk Quality

· Management Practices to Improve Milk Quality

LEARN MORE

Be the first to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.


*