TASAH – CellCheck (Dry Cow Consult) Training
Introduction to the Targeted Advisory Service on Animal Health (TASAH) and training opportunities for veterinary practitioners working in the area of udder health
As part of the Rural Development Plan 2014-2020, co-funded by the Irish government and the EU, funding has been provided for a Targeted Advisory Service on Animal Health (TASAH), in the form of a Dry Cow Consult. These Dry Cow Consults, delivered by trained veterinary practitioners, will enable farmers to engage with their veterinary practitioner to develop farm-specific selective dry cow strategies, where appropriate.
To participate in the programme, PVPs must first complete specialist training, which is being offered by AHI. The training will have a particular focus on responsible antibiotic use when drying off cows and the development of selective drying off strategies. This will include identification and analysis of the necessary information, use of the ICBF data base, case studies, plus a practical training element. On completion, a trained PVP will be in a position to provide a free Dry Cow Consult to their eligible dairy farming clients in preparation for this year’s drying off season.
This specialist training is open to all veterinary practitioners working with dairy farmers in the area of udder health.
If you are a veterinary practitioner interested in CellCheck Dry Cow Consult TASAH training offered by AHI please complete our Expression of Interest form and we will revert back to you in due course when we are running training. To view the current scheduled training dates, our Events Calendar is available Here, where you will find the link to the booking form.
