UNH Extension Coos County
629A Main Street
Lancaster, NH 03584
United States
Cost: FREE
This workshop is part of our upcoming Foundations of Dairy Management Workshop Series. Lunch is provided.
Space is limited to 15 participants.
What to Expect
This highly interactive workshop provides extensive hands-on practice using reproductive tract models and AI simulators to build confidence and skill in artificial insemination. Participants will also receive practical training in calving assistance, focusing on safe, effective methods that support both animal well‑being and producer safety.
Designed for students, farm employees, producers, and dairy industry professionals, this workshop provides foundational skills for anyone looking to build competence and confidence in artificial insemination and reproductive management.
What You’ll Learn
- Proper semen handling, thawing, and storage techniques
- Hands-on AI practice using simulators and reproductive tracts
- Key reproductive anatomy and physiology relevant to AI success
- Correct calving assistance techniques
- Safe and effective use of calf chains, straps, and calf jacks
If you need an accommodation to participate in our programming, please contact Sarah Allen, Sarah.Allen@unh.edu and (603) 825-5509 prior to the event. Given ample time, we will make any reasonable effort to meet your needs, including language access services if requested, which will be provided free of charge.
This workshop is funded by the Northeast Dairy Business Innovation Center and is provided free of cost.
