Niagara Frontier Dairy Goat Association

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Niagara Frontier Dairy Goat Association

August 1, 2014 Dear Goat Enthusiast, Niagara Frontier Dairy Goat Association is hosting a Goat Education Field Day to be held Saturday September 20th at the Genesee County Fairgrounds in Batavia, New York. The following workshops will be held. Soap making, Understanding ADGA reports and programs, Basic Management, Lotion Making, Parasite/Coccidia Control, Fudge making , Poisonous Plants, Artificial Insemination, Cheese making, Nutrition/Hay Quality, Packing/Driving, Basic Vet Care, Boer Breeding and Conformation Selection, Dairy Breeding and Conformation Selection and how to make a lambar and a game of fun filled jeopardy. Registration will be from 8:30 -9:00 and the first workshop will start at 9:00. Pre-registration is $10.00 or $15.00 of the day of the event. Pre-registration is greatly appreciated as we will have handouts available. Our Pre-registration deadline is September 3 and the contact information is included in this packet as well as a block schedule. We are looking for sponsors and donations for our raffle table. More information can be found on our website at https://nfdga.shutterfly.com/. If you have any questions you can contact Dawn Weaver at [email protected] or 585-281-0869 or Pete Snyder at [email protected] or 716-863-1317. We look forward to seeing you at our education day. Sincerely, NFDGA Goat Education Field Day Committee

NFDGA Goat Education Field Day Schedule Kennedy Kitchen 9:00 9:30

Understanding ADGA Programs

Basic Management Basic Management

Parasite/Coccidia Control Lotion

11:00 11:30

Outside Pavilion

Soap

10:00 10:30

Kennedy Meeting Area

Basic Management Poisonous Plants

Fudge

12:00

AI Basic Management

Jeapardy

12:30 1:00

Basic Management

Basic Management Basic Management

Cheese Making

Nutrition/Hay Quality

Packing/Driving

Basic Vet Care

Boer Breeding and Conformation Selection

1:30

2:00

2:30

3:00

3:30

Making a Lambar

Dairy Breeding and Conformation Selection