2024 Dairy Nutrition Roundtable

December 6, 2024 9:00AM - 1:30PM Program ends at 12, lunch is served until 1:30

Registration Deadline: December 4, 2024 - 12:00PM

Greenstone Farm Credit Services

Contact: Barry Bradford

Dairy nutrition flier

The Department of Animal Science and MSU Extension Dairy Educators are pleased to host the 2024 Dairy Nutrition Roundtable at Greenstone Farm Credit Services, 3515 West Road, East Lansing on December 6th from 9 to 12. Detailed information on speakers is below, there will be time to ask questions after each session. Lunch is provided after the program from 12 to 1:30.

Speaker and topic list:

Dr. Jose Dos Santos Neto: Feeding whole cottonseed for optimal milk solids benefit
Jair Parales Giron: An early look at amino acid and fatty acid interactions in fresh cows
Lynn Olthof: Modeling expansion paths for Michigan dairy farms
Jose Norato: Feeding high-oleic soy expeller meal  
Kyrstin Gouveia: Protein losses in transition cows
Haylee Reisinger: Impacts of omega-3 supplementation in the transition period
Martin Mangual: Insights gained from feeding program evaluations on Michigan dairies

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