Date: Friday January 14, 2005
Organization: CFC Farm& Home Center
Where: Culpeper, VA
Email: coopmerch(at)cfcfarmhome.com
Phone: 540-825-2200 Ext. 340
Website: http://cfcinfosource.com
The clinic will be held at the Fauquier Fairgrounds from 9:00am-4:30pm. The topics as follows: Nutritional Management of Developmental Othopdeic Disease,Joe Pagan,PhD Rational Approaches to Parasite Control, Craig Reinemeyer,DVM,PhD Electric Fencing, Louis Sapp, Gallagher Fencing,Recognizing Nutritional Defficiencies, Kathleen Crandell, PhD and Pasture Management,CFC Farm & Home Center Stores Buster Beier,(Manager Field Operation, Culpeper Location) Tim Mize(Manager,Warrenton Location) and Glenn Covington (Manager,Marshall Location)
Advance Ticket Purchase at our 6 retail store locations in Culpeper,Rappahannock,Marshall, Warrenton,Remington,and Maurertown
* Tickets are $15.00 each and include lunch and a $5 coupon that can be used at a CFC Farm & Home Center
* Discount tickets for riding clubs only are available for $7.00 each include lunch (no $5 coupon included)
* Tickets are available at the door the day of the event for $18.00 each
Contact the nearest CFC Farm & Home Center for tickets:
Culpeper
540-825-2200
Warrenton
540-347-7100
Marshall
540-364-1533
Rappahannock
540-987-8555
Remington
540-439-3254
Maurertown
540-459-5304
Symposium Topics
9AM to 10AM Electric Fencing
Lewis Sapp, Gallagher Power Fence Inc.
10AM to 12Noon Rational Approaches to Parasite Control
Craig Reinemeyer, DVM, PhD President, East Tennessee Clinical Research.
Dr. Craig Reinemeyer is a veterinarian and a PhD in veterinary parasitology. His talk will change the way you think about parasite control. Current popular deworming practices are no longer effective because parasites have adapted to them. Drug resistance is a looming threat to the deworming drugs we now have. Dr. Reinemeyer will show you how to deworm your herd of horses in a way that is effective and rational.
12 Noon to 1PM Lunch
1PM to 2PM Nutritional Management of Developmental Orthopedic Disease
Joe Pagan, PhD President, Kentucky Equine Research
Dr. Joe Pagan is a PhD in equine nutrition and President of Kentucky Equine Research. Finding ways to reduce the incidence of Developmental Orthopedic Disease (DOD) has long been a focus of Dr. Pagan’s work. Skeletal problems are the leading cause of wastage in equine athletes. Dr. Pagan will discuss feeding management practices that will reduce the incidence of DOD. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to learn from this internationally know nutritionist.
2PM to 3PM Recognizing Nutritional Deficiencies
Kathleen Crandell, PhD Nutritionist, Kentucky Equine Research
Nutritional deficiencies can cause symptoms that are not commonly recognized. For example, a zinc deficiency can cause your horse to not respond properly to his vaccinations and a Vitamin E deficiency can cause muscle soreness. Dr. Crandell will discuss how to recognize some common nutritional deficiencies.
3PM to 3:30PM Common Sense Approaches to Pasture Management
Glenn Covington, Manager, Marshall Farmers' Cooperative
3:30PM to 4:00PM Pasture Renovation
Tim Mize, Manager, Warrenton Farmers' Cooperative
4:00PM to 4:30PM Pasture Fertilization & Weed Control
Buster Beier, Certified Crop Consultant, Manager Field Operations CFC Farm & Home Centers
Directions
Rte. 29 to Warrenton,VA
1) Take Meeze Exit Off Route 29
2) Travel East on Meeze Road to Route 670
3) Left Turn Onto Route 670
4) Fauquier Fairgrounds on Right Side
Fauquier Fairgrounds
6209 Old Auburn Road
Warrenton, VA
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