Have questions about poultry health? If so, please join us for this upcoming workshop to learn more and ask a vet what you should look out for with your flock. Dr. Jarra Jagne from the Avian Health Program at Cornell University's Animal Health Diagnostic Center will be leading us in a discussion and answering any questions we may have in regards to poultry diseases and health. All poultry keepers welcome!
The Avian Health Program offers diagnostic testing, consultation and extension services for commercial and backyard poultry producers. They provide testing plans for covering one pet chicken, small flocks, or commercial producers.
Dr. Jarra Jagne, DVM, DACPV Poultry Diagnostician, Animal Health Diagnostic Center, Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine
Jarra Jagne is a veterinarian with over 29 years of experience in poultry disease management and control and a faculty member of the Department of Public and Ecosystem Health and the Animal Health Diagnostic Center at the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine. She performs field investigations of common diseases of poultry and teaches poultry medicine to veterinary students. She also has extensive international experience, having worked as a Veterinary Advisor for a USAID-funded project on avian influenza and for the UN Food and Agricultural Organization. Dr. Jagne holds a DVM from Cornell University, a BSc in Biology from Colorado State University and is a Diplomate of the American College of Poultry Veterinarians.
Contact Kathryn Brignac, Livestock and Natural Resources Educator for CCE Ulster County with questions at klb339@cornell.edu or by phone at 845-340-3990 ext.329