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Registration for 2024 Dairy Discovery - Now Open!

Courtney Livecchi

The annual Dairy Discovery program provides New York youth with fun, hands-on science-oriented learning experiences in dairy production and management topics that feature the unique facilities, industry professionals, and staff at Cornell University.

The statewide program for youth ages 14 to 19 years-old is held one Saturday in March. Youth learn will understand, observe and participate in technical skill training by rotating through a series of hands-on stations that focus on specific aspects of the dairy industry, including:

  • Dairy Herd Health and Management

  • Calf and Heifer Production Management

  • Quality Milk and Milk Production

  • Whole Farm Management Planning

  • Maximizing the Feed Management Program.


Youth who are 14 to 19 years of age on January 1 of the program year and have an interest in dairy cattle and production management are eligible and strongly encouraged to attend (with their parents or chaperones). This program is not limited to any organization, 4-H project members, FFA youth, and others with a dairy interest or desire to learn about dairy are all welcome.


Click here for more information.




Contact Debbie Grusenmeyer with any questions (djc27@cornell.edu)




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